Exporting Data
How to Export
Click the "Export" or "Save Annotations" button to download your annotated data as a CSV file.
What Gets Exported
The exported CSV includes:
- All original transcript columns (turn_id, speaker, start, end, utterance)
- All annotation columns you defined in your schema
- Your annotation values for each utterance
- Mode-specific columns (context_id, pair_id, batch_id, etc.)
Export File Names
Files are automatically named based on the mode:
session_annotated.csv- Session mode exportcontext_annotated.csv- Context mode exportpair_annotated.csv- Pair mode exportbatch_annotated.csv- Batch mode exportPair Mode Export
Pair mode exports include additional columns:
choice- Your selection (A, B, or Tie)note- Optional explanation for your choice
pair_id,turn_id_a,turn_id_b,choice,note 1,1,2,A,"First question is clearer" 2,3,4,Tie,"Both equally valid"
Tips
- Export frequently to save your work
- Exported files can be re-imported to continue annotation
- The original data is preserved - only annotation columns are added/updated
- CSV format is compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and Python/R