This CSV file is an excellent way to analyze your transactional data. You can download all data (or a custom selection of data) and open it in third-party software like Excel or Google Sheets.

Exporting transaction details 💾

Log into your Givebutter dashboard and click on Transactions.
If you want to add Filters to the data, do so now.

Applying filters ➕

On your dashboard, head to your Contacts page, located in the left-hand sidebar.
At the top of the page, click Filter and choose the filter you want to apply.
Click Apply Filters.
To add additional filters (if you want to sort contacts by multiple criteria at once), click Add Filter. You can add as many simultaneous filters as you like.

Want to export transactions for a specific contact? You can do this from the contact's page directly. Click the Actions menu in the upper right corner and select Export transactions.

Click the Export button and choose an option:
- All Transactions (most common)
- All Transactions with Item Breakdown (a breakdown of donations, items, tickets, and fees)
Choose whether you want to group your transactions by campaign.
Choose which data columns you'd like to export:
- All columns (default)
- Custom (select the columns you'd like to export from the available options)
Click Export.
Navigate to your email, and in a few moments, you will receive a message from Givebutter saying that your export is ready to download. In the email, click the Download button or copy and paste the provided link into your browser.

You must be logged in to Givebutter to view/download your CSV. If you’re having trouble opening your link, double-check that you are logged in, as your email client may have redirected you to a different device/browser than the one you exported the CSV from.

The CSV file will then download to your device. Check your Downloads folder to open in a file reader like Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.

File formats and custom fields 📁

The structure of your exported document depends on the options you selected when exporting your file.

Ungrouped

Custom fields are found at the end of the list of columns unless items are included. In this case, item columns will follow after custom fields.

The custom fields for all campaigns will appear as columns, but only some of those may apply to any given transaction.

When a custom field is relevant to a transaction, it will either be empty (if the donor did not fill it out) or filled. When a custom field is not a member of a transaction's campaign, the cell will be represented with a dash (-).

In the image below, the blue cells highlight custom fields that apply to the corresponding record, while the red cells with dashes are not part of that campaign. (Highlighting is for demonstration purposes only.)

Grouped

When you select the group by campaign option, you can expect a different layout for your document.

Each campaign group follows the same format: a row with the campaign's title, a row of headers, and the transactions belonging to that campaign (1 per row).
The headers row has custom fields at the end, similar to ungrouped exports. The difference is that only custom fields belonging to that campaign are in the header.
When item breakdowns are included, they are appended after the custom field columns (same as ungrouped).

The image below shows the custom field column outlined in a blue box. You'll notice that a campaign with no custom fields has a blank column. The blue highlighted rows are the headers for each group. (Highlighting is for demonstration purposes only.)

Data included in this report 🤓

Expand an option below to view a full list of all the data columns included in a transaction export.

Full list of export data: All Transactions

Campaign
Campaign Slug
Team – The team this transaction is credited to
Team member – The team member this transaction is credited to
Reference # – Transaction ID
First Name
Last Name
Email
Phone
Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City
State
Zipcode
Country
Company
Status – succeeded, authorized, canceled, failed
Fund ID
Fund Code
Fund Name
Dedication Type – In honor of, In memory of
Dedication Name
Dedication Recipient Name
Dedication Recipient Email
Method – card, check, cash, Venmo, Paypal, digital wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay)
Method subtype
Credit card last four digits
Credit card expiration date
Discount code
Amount – the amount the donor chose to donate
Fee – full transaction fee for donation
Fee Covered – fee amount that was covered by the donor (zero means they chose not to cover the fee)
Donated – amount donated after fees have been applied
Payout – final amount to be paid out for this transaction ($0 means offline donation)
Currency
Recurring Plan ID
Frequency
Check number
Check deposited (UTC)
Dispute Status – won, open, lost, closed
Payment captured (UTC) – date and time payment is captured in UTC (this will be blank for offline transactions since no processing takes place)
Refund date (UTC)
Transaction date UTC – date and time the transaction is submitted in UTC
Acknowledged
Anonymous Hide Name – TRUE or FALSE (TRUE = donor requested their name stay hidden from public view)
Anonymous Hide Amount – TRUE or FALSE (TRUE = donor requested their donation amount stay hidden from public view)
Public Name - the name the supporter entered to show on the supporter feed.
Public Message - the message the supporter entered to show on the supporter feed.
Donor local timezone – timezone of the specific transaction
Captured at (donor's local timezone)
UTM Source
UTM Medium
UTM Campaign
UTM Term
UTM Content
Referer URL
Widget ID
Match information (if applicable)
- Match name
- Match amount
External label
External ID
Household ID
Household name
Custom Fields - This is a varying number of columns dependent on the custom fields you've created for the included campaigns

Full list of export data: All Transactions with Item Breakdown

Campaign
Campaign Slug
Team
Team member
Reference # – Transaction ID
First Name
Last Name
Email
Phone
Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City
State
Zipcode
Country
Company
Status – succeeded, authorized, cancelled, failed
Fund ID
Fund Code
Fund Name
Dedication Type – In honor of, In memory of
Dedication Name
Dedication Recipient Name
Dedication Recipient Email
Method – card, check, cash, Venmo, Paypal, digital wallet (Apple Pay, Google Pay)
Method subtype
Credit card last four digits
Credit card expiration date
Discount Code
Amount – amount the donor chose to donate
Fee – full transaction fee for donation
Fee Covered – fee amount that was covered by the donor (zero means they chose not to cover the fee)
Donated – amount donated after all fees have been applied
Payout – final amount to be paid out for this transaction ($0 means offline donation)
Currency
Recurring Plan ID
Frequency
Check number
Check deposited (UTC)
Dispute Status – won, open, lost, closed
Payment Captured UTC – date and time payment is captured in UTC (this will be blank for offline transactions, since no processing takes place)
Refund date UTC
Transaction Date UTC – date and time the transaction is submitted in UTC
Acknowledged
Anonymous Hide Name – TRUE or FALSE (TRUE = donor requested their name stay hidden from public view)
Anonymous Hide Amount – TRUE or FALSE (TRUE = donor requested their donation amount stay hidden from public view)
Public Name - the name the supporter entered to show on the supporter feed.
Public Message - the message the supporter entered to show on the supporter Feed.
Donor Local Timezone – timezone of the specific transaction
Captured at – date and time the transaction is submitted in the donor's local timezone
UTM Source
UTM Medium
UTM Campaign
UTM Term
UTM Content
Referer URL
Widget ID
Match information (if applicable)
- Match name
- Match amount
External label
External ID
Household ID
Household name
Subtype – Donation, Ticket, or Fee
Description – Ticket Type, Processing Fee, or Donation to Campaign
Quantity
Price
Discount – if promo code was used
Total – total after discount = Price - Discount
Custom Fields - This is a varying number of columns dependent on the custom fields you've created for the included campaigns

Troubleshooting 🛠

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