How to export reports & CSVs

Three ready-made exports cover the data you're most likely to need outside BrandOps: creators, orders, and content.

• Creator ROI: name, Instagram handle, niche, contact status, deal type, product name and value, cash fee, commission percent, revenue attributed, total cost, ROI percent, payment status, whether the reel was posted, and full engagement metrics.
• Orders: order number, customer name/email/phone, product, SKU, quantity, amount, status, payment method, source, promo code, shipping address, tracking number, courier, and every timestamp from created to delivered.
• Content Performance: title, platform, post type, status, scheduled and created dates, creator, views, reach, likes, comments, saves, shares, profile visits, campaign, and whether it was a repurposed piece.
• Each export downloads as a UTF-8 CSV named with the report type and today's date, ready to open directly in Excel or Sheets.

Every export can be scoped to a specific window instead of pulling your entire history.

• Set a From and To date above the export cards; both apply to whichever export you download next.
• Leave both fields blank to export the full, unfiltered dataset.
• A Clear button appears once either date is set, so resetting to "export everything" is one click.

See which campaigns are actually driving orders by matching promo codes used at checkout back to the campaign that issued them.

• Set a promo code on a campaign to start tracking it; the table then shows every campaign with a promo code, its status, order count, and attributed revenue.
• Matching is case-insensitive, so "SAVE20" and "save20" both count toward the same campaign.
• Returned and Cancelled orders are excluded from attributed order count and revenue, so the numbers reflect orders that actually stuck.
• A campaign with a promo code but no matching orders yet still shows in the table with zero counts, rather than being hidden.

A running snapshot of the current week (Monday through Sunday) so you don't need to build the same summary by hand.

• Four headline stats: tasks completed, content posted, revenue from orders that shipped or delivered this week, and your top creator by all-time revenue attributed.
• Every piece of content posted this week is listed with its platform and view count.
• A callout highlights your top creator by name, handle, and their all-time attributed revenue, when there is one.
• The digest always reflects the current week; it isn't a historical archive of past weeks.