The export object

A comprehensive list of the export resource's attributes and relationships

An export object is returned as part of the response body of each successful list, retrieve or create API call to the /api/exports endpoint.

Fields

Field	Type	Description
type	string	exports
id	string	The export unique identifier
links.self	string	The export endpoint URL
attributes.resource_type	string	The type of resource being exported.
attributes.format	string	The format of the export one of 'json' (default) or 'csv'.
attributes.status	string	The export job status. One of 'pending' (default), 'in_progress', or 'completed'.
attributes.includes	array	List of related resources that should be included in the export.
attributes.filters	object	The filters used to select the records to be exported.
attributes.dry_data	boolean	Send this attribute if you want to skip exporting redundant attributes (IDs, timestamps, blanks, etc.), useful when combining export and import to duplicate your dataset.
attributes.started_at	datetime	Time at which the export was started.
attributes.completed_at	datetime	Time at which the export was completed.
attributes.interrupted_at	datetime	Time at which the export was interrupted.
attributes.records_count	integer	Indicates the number of records to be exported.
attributes.attachment_url	string	The URL to the output file, which will be generated upon export completion.
attributes.created_at	datetime	Time at which the resource was created.
attributes.updated_at	datetime	Time at which the resource was last updated.
attributes.reference	string	A string that you can use to add any external identifier to the resource. This can be useful for integrating the resource to an external system, like an ERP, a marketing tool, a CRM, or whatever.
attributes.reference_origin	string	Any identifier of the third party system that defines the reference code
attributes.metadata	object	Set of key-value pairs that you can attach to the resource. This can be useful for storing additional information about the resource in a structured format.
relationships.events	array	The associated events.
meta.mode	string	The resource environment (can be one of test or live)