Analytics exports

Use the OmniLab Smart Links Reports view and CSV export when you need reporting outside the per-link analytics page.

Pull your OmniLab Smart Link numbers into a spreadsheet for weekly reporting, QA, or cross-link comparison. This page explains where the CSV export lives, when to use the Reports view, and what the file includes.

Export a CSV from the Reports view.

Use it when you need a table across many OmniLab Smart Links, rather than the deeper analytics view for one link.

Use the per-link analytics page when you want to analyze one published OmniLab Smart Link in detail.

Use Reports when you need:

  • a CSV file
  • a broader view across many OmniLab Smart Links
  • a sortable table of link-level fields
  • data to keep working on in a spreadsheet or reporting tool

Export a CSV from Reports

Open the Reports view

In OmniLab Smart Links, go to Reports.

You'll find Reports in the left navigation, next to Links and Analytics.

OmniLab Smart Links Links view with Reports in the left navigation

Review the table

Use the table to confirm you are looking at the OmniLab Smart Links you want to analyze.

This view is especially useful when you want to compare several links rather than one detail page.

Download the CSV

Use the table's download action to export the OmniLab Smart Links report as a CSV file.

What the CSV is useful for

The exported CSV is built for operational reporting. Depending on the table, it can include link-level fields such as:

  • OmniLab Smart Link title
  • slug
  • status
  • redirect type
  • total scans
  • unique devices
  • last activity
  • expiration date
  • UTM values (the channel labels added to each link)
  • created and updated information

That makes the export useful for:

  • weekly reporting
  • QA review before or after launch
  • cross-link comparison
  • spreadsheet analysis outside OmniLab

What this export is not

The OmniLab Smart Links CSV is not the same as the per-link analytics screen.

Reports is the export surface, not per-link analytics

When you need a CSV, use Reports. Treat the per-link analytics page as an on-screen view for analyzing one link, not as an export.

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