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Exporting your results

Laura Cunha
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As participants complete your live maze, you’ll start seeing insights in the Results dashboard. It’s possible to download your results data.

In this article:

Other relevant exports:

Download data for each block as a CSV file

To see more details about your participants’ answers in each block, we suggest downloading that data at the block level, instead of exporting the entire maze.

To export a CSV file with the results for a specific block:

  1. Open the Results dashboard of the maze you want to export the data for.
  2. Select the relevant block from the list on the left.
  3. Click the More (•••) menu and select Export as CSV file from the drop-down.
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Download the data from your entire maze as a CSV file (paid plans)

CSV exports of the entire maze are available for users on a paid plan.

To export the data of your entire maze as a CSV file:

  1. Open the maze you want to export the data for.
  2. Click the gear icon at the top right corner to reveal the Settings (settings-icon.png) menu.
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  3. Next to 'CSV export', click the Export button.
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Available data

Here’s the data available in the full CSV file:

  • Maze ID: The unique identifier for the maze test
  • Tester ID: The unique identifier for the participant
  • Number: The order in which the participant completed the maze
  • Started At: The date and time when the participant started the maze
  • Completed At: The date and time when the participant finished the maze
  • Duration (ms): The time in milliseconds it took the participant to complete the maze
  • Device type: The device type (e.g. mobile, tablet…) used by the participant
  • OS: The operating system used by the participant to complete the maze (e.g. Mac OS, Android)
  • Vendor: The device vendor used by the participant (e.g. Apple, Samsung)
  • Model: The device model used by the participant (e.g. Macintosh, iPad)
  • Browser: The browser type used by the participant (e.g. Chrome, Firefox)
  • Browser Version: The version of the browser used by the participant
  • Language: The language of the browser used by the participant
  • Source: From where the participant opened the maze ‌(e.g. link, panel, prompt)

The following fields may or may not be available depending on how participants were sourced:

  • Reach Email: If the participant started the maze from a Reach campaign, the email in which they received it’ll be listed here
  • Campaign ID: If the participant was recruited from the hired tester panel, the campaign identifier will be listed here
  • Campaign Provider: If the participant was recruited from the hired tester panel, the panel provider will be listed here (e.g. Cint, Prolific)
  • Prompt ID: If the participant started the maze from an in-product prompt, the prompt identifier will be listed here
  • Cohort Provider: Amplitude will be listed in this field if you’ve selected a specific Amplitude cohort to show your prompt to
  • Cohort User ID: The unique user identifier used by the cohort provider (i.e. Amplitude).

Other relevant exports

Download click heatmaps

To save image files of every click heatmap, hover over the heatmap and click Save as image. 

Learn more about exporting your heatmaps

Export Clips recordings

You can download individual Clips from the Results page.

Learn more about exporting Clips recordings

Additionally, it’s also possible to create share links to selected Clips recordings.

Learn more about sharing Clips recordings

Download reports

You can easily share public links to your maze report. Paid plan users can also download a PDF copy of the report for offline viewing.

Learn more about sharing and exporting your reports

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