Export the attendance log
Both exports live inside a location's own admin portal, not your main dashboard. This covers the two formats on offer, what each one contains, and how they handle check-in fields.
BEFORE YOU START
Both downloads are reached from inside a location's own admin portal — sign in there first (see "Use the location admin portal"). There is no single export that pulls every location in a bundle at once.
Download CSV — full history
From the location dashboard, choose Download CSV in the header.
The file contains every check-in ever recorded at that location — no 14-day limit, unlike the table you see on screen. Each row lists First Name, Last Name, Email, Check-in, Check-out, then one column for every check-in field that has ever been answered at this location. Checkbox answers are normalised to "Yes" or "No" in the file rather than left as the raw stored 1 or 0.
The filename combines the location's own name with the date it was generated, so a handful of downloads from different days don't overwrite each other in your downloads folder.
Print Checked-in List — right now, on paper
Choose Print Checked-in List instead.
This opens a separate, printer-friendly page listing only people currently checked in at that location — no checkouts included — with the same check-in field columns, and it triggers the browser's print dialog automatically as soon as it loads. It's built as a physical headcount sheet: a fire warden's list, or a sign-in sheet to reconcile by hand against who's actually in the room.
GOOD TO KNOW
Both exports are scoped to the single location you're signed in as — there's no button that pulls every location in a bundle at once. For a bundle with several locations, sign in to each in turn and export separately.
A COMMON MISTAKE
The CSV's field columns are built from whatever labels have ever been used at that location. Deleting a check-in field entirely, rather than just editing it, means its old answers stop showing up in new exports, since there's no label left to attach them to.
If something isn't working
What next
A physical tablet or kiosk can shortcut a participant straight to the bundle without them typing anything.
