Export Domains
The Export Domains tool lets you export domain data to CSV with full control over column selection, ordering, labelling, and filtering. Administrators create named datasets that all users can load and run.
For Users
Running an Export
Select a dataset from the dropdown at the top of the page. The configuration loads automatically - no separate load step is needed. Review the selected columns and any filters shown, then click Export to download the CSV file.
A preview of the first 20 rows is shown before export so you can verify the data looks correct. Column heading overrides entered during preview are session-only and are not saved.
Filtering by Category
If the administrator has configured a category filter for the dataset, only domains in that category will be included in the export. Users cannot change the category filter - contact your administrator if you need a different category exported.
For Administrators
Creating a Dataset
Click the settings icon to open the configuration drawer. Click + New Dataset to start a fresh configuration. Give the dataset a name, optionally select a category to filter by, and optionally enter a custom SQL query for advanced filtering.
Select the columns to include from the column list on the left. Drag them to reorder. Click Save as New Dataset to persist.
Editing an Existing Dataset
Select the dataset from the dropdown, then open the configuration drawer. Make your changes and click Update Dataset. The button label changes between Save as New Dataset and Update Dataset depending on whether you are creating or editing.
Deleting a Dataset
Open the configuration drawer with the dataset selected and click Delete. A confirmation dialog is shown before deletion. This cannot be undone.
Computed Columns
Computed columns let you add derived values to the export without storing them in the database. Three expression types are supported:
#1- a serial index starting at 1. The number continues correctly across export pages even for large exports.!field_name- inverts a boolean field using the global boolean display format (e.g. Yes/No, 1/0).!field:FalseLabel:TrueLabel- inverts a boolean with custom labels. The first label is shown when the result is false, the second when true.
Computed columns appear in the column list and can be reordered alongside regular columns.
Column Heading Overrides
Column headings can be renamed per dataset. Enter the desired heading in the label field next to each column in the drawer. These overrides are saved with the dataset and applied to both the preview and the exported CSV.
Boolean Format
The dataset includes a boolean display format setting that controls how true/false values appear in the export. Options include Yes/No, 1/0, True/False, and others. This setting also affects the output of computed columns using the ! expression.