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Exporting Data from Scrunch

Breakdown of where to export data from Scrunch and what to expect in the results.

Updated over 2 months ago

Scrunch includes several different export buttons across the platform. Each export is designed for a specific use case, from quick sharing to deeper analysis in spreadsheets or BI tools. This article explains what each export does, what data it includes, and when to use it.


Dashboard: Save to PDF

Where: Main Dashboard
Button: Save to PDF

This export creates a PDF snapshot of exactly what you are viewing on the dashboard.

What it includes:

  • All charts and tables currently visible

  • Any filters you have applied (date range, platform, persona, topic, etc.)

What it’s best for:

  • Sharing a static report with stakeholders

  • Capturing a point-in-time view of performance

  • Presentations or internal updates

Important notes:

  • This is a visual export only

  • It is not intended for data analysis or manipulation


Prompts Tab: Export (CSV or Excel)

Where: Prompts tab
Button: Export (top right)

This export outputs time-series prompt performance data, scoped to the filters you’ve applied in the UI.

What it includes:

  • One row per prompt, platform, persona, geo, and time period

  • Aggregated metrics by week

  • Only the prompts and platforms currently visible based on filters

Sample columns:

  • prompt_id

  • prompt_text

  • platform

  • persona

  • geo_country

  • week

  • brand_presence_pct

  • top_position_pct

  • middle_position_pct

  • bottom_position_pct

  • positive_sentiment_pct

  • mixed_sentiment_pct

  • negative_sentiment_pct

  • citation_pct

  • brand_citation_pct

Example row:

410575 | Are there any budget airlines that provide meals on long-haul flights? | google_ai_mode | Generic | US | 10/27/25 | 76.47% | 0.00% | 29.41% | 47.06% | 0.00% | 0.00% | 76.47% | 100.00% | 0.00%

What it’s best for:

  • Weekly or monthly reporting

  • Trend analysis over time

  • Feeding dashboards or spreadsheets

  • Comparing performance by platform, persona, or geography


Citations Tab: Export

Where: Citations tab
Button: Export

Citations exports are scoped to the filters currently applied in the Citations tab and are available in two formats.

Summary Export

Structure:

  • One row per domain

  • Metrics aggregated across all prompts and time periods in scope

Best for:

  • Identifying which domains influence AI answers the most

  • Competitive benchmarking at the domain level

  • Executive or high-level reporting


Detailed Export

Structure:

  • One row per URL and citing prompt

  • Metrics broken out by week

Best for:

  • Deep citation analysis

  • Understanding which prompts drive citations to specific URLs

  • Tracking how citation patterns change over time


Context Tab: Prompts and Personas Exports

Where: Context tab
Buttons: Export Prompts, Export Personas (bottom of the page)

These exports are metadata exports, not performance exports.

Prompts Export

What it includes:

  • Prompt text

  • Stage (Category)

  • Persona name

  • Key topics

  • Tags

Example:

Prompt | Category | Persona Name | Key Topics | Tags Are there any budget airlines that provide meals on long-haul flights? | Evaluation | | Budget airlines, International Flights, Low-cost travel | non-branded

Personas Export

What it includes:

  • Persona definitions

  • Associated metadata such as geolocation and descriptions

What these exports are best for:

  • Auditing prompt organization

  • Reviewing or updating metadata outside the UI

  • Joining with performance data for advanced analysis


Putting It All Together: Joining Metadata with Time-Series Data

If you want performance data organized by tags, topics, or other metadata, you can combine exports:

  1. Export Prompts metadata from the Context tab

  2. Export time-series performance data from the Prompts tab

  3. Join the two datasets using prompt_text or prompt_id

This allows you to:

  • Analyze performance by tag or topic

  • Build custom reports not available directly in the UI

  • Create richer dashboards in Excel, Looker, or other BI tools


Quick Reference

Location

Export Type

Purpose

Dashboard

PDF

Visual snapshot with filters

Prompts tab

CSV / Excel

Time-series prompt performance

Citations tab

Summary

Domain-level citation impact

Citations tab

Detailed

URL + prompt-level citation trends

Context tab

Prompts

Prompt metadata

Context tab

Personas

Persona metadata


If you have questions about which export is best for your workflow, your Scrunch Customer Success team can help you choose the right approach.

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