Documentation Index
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Export your advanced analytics data as a CSV spreadsheet or a professionally formatted PDF report. Useful for sharing with stakeholders, keeping records, or doing further analysis in tools like Excel or Google Sheets.
How to Export
- Open the Advanced Analytics page
- Configure your desired view (group by, metric, time range, time grouping)
- Scroll down to the Data Summary table
- Click the Export button in the top right of the table
- Choose Export as CSV or Export as PDF
CSV
Downloads a .csv file with the full dataset exactly as shown in the table. Opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet tool.
For time grouped data (pivot view), the CSV includes one column per time period plus a total column. For non time grouped data, it includes the category, metric value, and request count.
PDF
Generates a clean, branded PDF report with:
- Requesty logo in the top left
- Date range in the top right
- Report title and aggregation method
- Formatted data table with alternating row colors
The PDF automatically switches to landscape orientation when there are many time period columns.
Common Export Scenarios
Cost per model (totals)
See the total spend per model over a time period. Set Time Grouping to None to get a single total per model instead of a daily breakdown.
Open this view →
| Setting | Value |
|---|
| Group By | Model |
| Metric | Cost |
| Calculation | Sum |
| Time Grouping | None |
Daily cost breakdown
See how spend changes day by day across models.
Open this view →
| Setting | Value |
|---|
| Group By | Model |
| Metric | Cost |
| Calculation | Sum |
| Time Grouping | Day |
Per user usage report
Generate a report showing which users are consuming the most tokens or making the most requests.
Open this view →
| Setting | Value |
|---|
| Group By | User |
| Metric | Total Tokens |
| Calculation | Sum |
| Time Grouping | None |
Monthly latency report
Track how average latency trends over time.
Open this view →
| Setting | Value |
|---|
| Group By | Model |
| Metric | Latency |
| Calculation | Average |
| Time Grouping | Day |
| Time Range | 30d |
Custom Time Ranges
The Advanced tab supports custom time durations beyond the preset options. Click the time range selector and choose Custom to enter any duration:
2h — last 2 hours10d — last 10 days3m — last 3 months
This lets you create exports for exact reporting periods like “last 14 days” or “last 2 months”.
Tips
Set Time Grouping to None when you want clean totals per category (model, user, etc). This is the best view for summary reports. Use Day or Hour grouping when you need to see trends over time.
Use the Hide zeros button before exporting to remove rows with no activity, keeping your export focused on active models or users.
The Top N selector (visible when you have many series) controls which series appear in the chart, but the export always includes all visible rows in the data table. Use the visibility checkboxes to control exactly what gets exported.
