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Winner lists & exports

Download the right Games fulfilment file from Participants, Leaderboard, and reward coupon tools, with on-demand exports only in the current UI.

Games winner files come from campaign-level operator views. In practice, use Participants for reward-state exports, Leaderboard for ranking evidence, and the reward's own tools when fulfilment depends on secure codes or redemption.

Current Games exports are on demand

The current backoffice UI exposes CSV downloads for Games datasets and PDF export for dashboard snapshots. OmniLab can automate winner communication through notifications, but it does not expose a scheduled Games winner CSV or Excel export in the current UI.

Choose the right output

NeedBest surfaceCurrent outputWhat you get
main fulfilment list for instant wins or lotteriesParticipants -> All participants dataCSVparticipant identity, one status column per reward, one Last Reward Status Time column per reward, touchpoint claim counts, and ranking when relevant
submitted answers tied to the gameParticipants -> Participation forms dataCSV, or ZIP of CSVs when exports split by touchpointContact ID, Form Template Name, Submission Date/Time, Touchpoint, plus submitted fields
ranking evidence for performance gamesLeaderboardCSVRank, Contact, External ID, Email, Participation Date, and game-specific columns such as Completion Time, Score, Touchpoints Unlocked, or form answers
shareable campaign snapshotAnalyticsPDFhigh-level monitoring only, not a winner-by-winner fulfilment file
secure code follow-upreward Manage Couponsreward-level toolscode availability plus Issued and Redeemed follow-up

Where each fulfilment field comes from

Field you needBest sourceNotes
winner emailAll participants data or Leaderboard CSVLeaderboard is best for performance-game winners; Participants is best for mixed reward workflows.
reward name and outcomeAll participants dataReward states appear as reward-specific columns, so filtering by Reward before export keeps the file easier to use.
winner timestampAll participants dataUse the reward-specific Last Reward Status Time column.
coupon codereward Manage CouponsSecure codes stay on the reward, not inside the standard Games export.
redeemed or not redeemedreward Manage Coupons and reward follow-upCombine reward-level claim tracking with the participant export when fulfilment depends on redemption status.

Build a fulfilment-ready winner file

Resolve the reward first

If the reward is a lottery, open Participants and use Run Draw.

If the reward is leaderboard-based, open Leaderboard and use Declare Winners.

Filter one reward or one game

In Participants, filter by Reward and, if needed, by Touchpoint before you export.

Download the working file

Use All participants data for the main fulfilment list.

Add Participation forms data or the relevant Leaderboard CSV if the fulfilment team also needs answers, score evidence, or ranking proof.

Add code or redemption follow-up when needed

For Secure Mode rewards, open Manage Coupons so you can reconcile codes, claims, and redeemed volume before you hand the file over.

Use notifications for automated communication

If your campaign sends winner follow-up automatically, rely on Winner, Eligible, or Reward Redeemed notifications. The communication can be automated even though the export itself remains manual.

Practical notes for game campaigns

  • Participation forms data exports as one CSV when the participation form is configured once per campaign, or as a ZIP split by touchpoint when submissions are touchpoint-specific.
  • Leaderboard exports are especially useful for Memory, Quiz, Form, Catcher, and Touchpoints Ranking.
  • CSV is the current structured export format for Games; the current UI does not provide a dedicated Excel download.
  • There is no scheduled Games winner export in the current UI, so recurring handoffs need a downstream process after download.

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