If you'd like to view your contact data in third-party software like Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets, you can easily export your data into a CSV file.
Exporting contact details 💾
Log into your Givebutter dashboard.
In the left-hand menu bar, click on Contacts.
If you’d like to add filters to the data or only export a specific segment, select those now.
Click the three dots icon on the top right, and choose either Active or Archived contacts.
Click Export > Export to CSV, then Export again in the popup.
Your report will be sent to your email. In the email, click the Download button or copy and paste the provided link into your browser. This email link is good for 72 hours.
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.
Data included in this report 🤓
Expand the heading below to view a full list of all the data columns included in a contact details export.
Full list of export data: Contact Details Report
Full list of export data: Contact Details Report
Contact ID – a unique internal ID number
Prefix
First Name
Middle Name
Last Name
Suffix
Date of Birth
Gender
Company
Title
Primary Email
Primary Phone
Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City
State
Postal Code
Country
Website
Twitter
LinkedIn
Facebook
Recurring Contribution
Total Contribution
Engage Email Subscribed; False = unsubscribed; True = subscribed
Engage SMS Subscribed; False = unsubscribed; True = subscribed
Tags
Notes (only includes contact notes, not activity feed/timeline notes)
Household
Date Created (UTC)
Last Modified (UTC)
Archived reason (if applicable)
Archived note (if applicable)
Date archived (if applicable)
Contact Custom Fields – Custom field answers collected when entering a new contact. Does not include custom field answers from campaign custom fields or per-ticket custom fields.
Troubleshooting 🛠
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Sometimes, these messages are filtered into folders previously set up in email accounts, or they're deleted automatically. Check any relevant folders.
Search your inbox for "[email protected]".
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If you've tried all of these options, and you're still having trouble receiving export emails, please contact our team – we'd be happy to assist!