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Exporting your data

Your data is yours. When you need it in a spreadsheet — for a report, your IR team, or a board paper — First Six exports it as CSV, and packages the headline support story as a ready-made evidence pack.

What you can export

The export area lets you download, per dataset:

  • Cohort morale — the pulse data across all weeks.
  • Help requests — category, priority, handler, week, status, assignee, and the student's details.
  • Activity / audit trail — who did what, when.
  • Weekly content — events, blocks, and to-dos by week.
  • Library — quick links, help routes, and Ask Anything answers and questions.

There's a one-click "download everything" that chains them all, one CSV per table.

Exports carry real, sometimes sensitive data

Help-request exports include student details and notes. Treat downloaded files as sensitive: store them where your institution's data-handling rules allow, and don't forward them casually. The export screen flags this for a reason.

The support-for-students evidence pack

Separately, you can download a support-for-students report — a 90-day snapshot of support activity designed for institutional reporting. It's the board-ready version of the story your day-to-day data tells. The institution-facing description is in the audit log and evidence pack.

Where the numbers come from

Exports reflect what you see in the console: the same pulse behind insights, the same engagement behind reach. Small groups are suppressed in aggregate views to protect individuals; raw operational exports (like your own cohort's help requests) are for the staff responsible for those students.

Common questions

What format are exports?

CSV — opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or whatever your IR team uses.

Can I schedule automatic exports?

Exports are on-demand from the console. For programmatic access, that's a developer integration conversation, not a self-serve schedule.

Does exporting change anything?

No — it's read-only. The export itself is recorded in the activity log for accountability.

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