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Export QR Code Scan Data to CSV
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QRelix exports the scans of a dynamic QR code as a CSV file, the scans of every code as a ZIP file with one CSV per code, or the scans in one date range from the analytics page. Exports are free on every plan. On the Free plan they cover the same 30 days of scan detail the analytics show; scan totals are kept forever.
Where to export
| What you want | Where to click |
|---|---|
| Every scan of one code | Dashboard → More on the code → Scan data → Export this code (CSV) |
| Every scan of every code | Dashboard → More → Scan data → Export all codes (ZIP) |
| Scans in a date range | Analytics on the code → the export button → for example Export last 30 days or Export all scans |
| Only the scans you filtered | Raw logs tab → Download filtered CSV (every matching scan, not just the page on screen) |
The same export is in the code's Actions panel as Export scan data → This QR code (CSV) or All QR codes (ZIP).
Static codes have no scan data, because their scans never pass through QRelix.
Open the file
CSV files open in Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers. Use them for client reports or to combine scans with sales data.
Get scans without exporting
On the Team Plan, a webhook or Zapier receives each scan the moment it happens through the qr.scanned event, so a spreadsheet or a chat channel fills itself.
Related articles
- Analytics & Scan Tracking: read the same data on screen
- Webhooks, Zapier & Make: send scans to other apps as they happen
Questions
- Can I export QR code scan data to Excel?
- Yes. Exports are CSV files, which open in Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers.
- Can I export the scans of every QR code at once?
- Yes. Exporting all codes downloads a ZIP file with one CSV file per code.
- Is scan data export free?
- Yes. Exports are on every plan, and on the Free plan they cover the last 30 days.