> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.go.aiinsurance.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Exports & saved views

> Export entity lists to Excel, CSV, or Google Drive with reusable presets — and shape list pages with columns, filters, and saved views.

The list pages — [submissions](/app/features/submissions),
[quotes](/app/features/quotes), [policies](/app/features/policies),
[exposures](/app/features/exposures), and [events](/app/features/events) —
share one set of table tools: **column editing**, **filters**, **saved views**,
and **export**. They're documented once here.

## Editing columns

Every list page has an **Edit Columns** button that opens the column manager:

<Frame caption="Edit Columns — visible columns on the left, available columns on the right, with the Saved Views dropdown on top.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/ai-insurance-fmv1/XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9/assets/app/features/edit-columns-modal.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9&q=85&s=e264583002803cc451699372d477fb86" alt="The Edit Columns dialog showing a Saved Views dropdown, two lists titled Visible Columns and Available Columns with column counts, a Search columns box, and Save, Cancel, and Reset to Defaults buttons." width="1822" height="1558" data-path="assets/app/features/edit-columns-modal.png" />
</Frame>

* Two lists — **Visible Columns** and **Available Columns** — with a live
  count of each. *Click or drag columns between lists to show or hide them.
  Drag within the visible list to reorder.*
* **Search columns...** filters the available list; available columns are
  sorted alphabetically and include every configured field plus system columns
  like *Created*, *Last Updated*, and *Created By*.
* **Save** applies your arrangement; **Cancel** discards it; **Reset to
  Defaults** returns to the page's standard columns.

On the table itself, drag column edges to resize and click a header to sort.

## Filters

**Add Filters** opens the filter picker: choose a field on the left (visible
columns are listed first; **Search fields** finds the rest), set the condition
on the right, and **Apply**. Each active filter becomes a **pill** above the
table — click a pill to edit it, or its **X** to remove it.

<Frame caption="The filter picker — pick a field, choose an operator, Apply; active filters become editable pills.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/ai-insurance-fmv1/XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9/assets/app/features/list-filters.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9&q=85&s=e491a3df813001c3b6b5c8aa97a05074" alt="A list page with the Add Filters popover open showing a Filter by field list with a Search fields box on the left and operator radio buttons with a value input and an Apply button on the right, plus filter pills above the table." width="1698" height="1726" data-path="assets/app/features/list-filters.png" />
</Frame>

The conditions offered follow the field's type:

| Field type                         | Conditions                                                  |
| ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| Text                               | **Contains** · **Matches** · **Does not contain**           |
| Number / Currency                  | **Equals** · **Greater than** · **Less than** · **Between** |
| Date                               | **On** · **Before** · **After** · **Between**               |
| Option sets, linked records, users | Pick one or more values (matches any of them)               |
| Multi-value option sets            | **includes any** · **includes all** · **excludes**          |
| Yes/no                             | **Yes** · **No**                                            |

Filters (along with the sort and page) live in the page's URL — so the
filtered list you're looking at can be shared as a link, and an
[export](#exporting-a-list) can carry the same filters.

## Saved views

On the five entity list pages, your column arrangement can be saved as a
**view**. Views are managed from the **Saved Views** dropdown at the top of
the **Edit Columns** dialog.

A view captures the **columns**: which are visible, their order, their widths,
and the page size. Filters and sort are *not* part of a view — they stay in
the URL, so one view works with any filters.

* **Save current columns as view…** — name the arrangement (*Save view* →
  **View name** → **Save**).
* **Switching** — pick any view from the dropdown; **Default view** is the
  system-standard arrangement. While one of your saved views is active, column
  changes you make are **saved into it automatically** — there's no separate
  "update" step.
* **Rename view…** and **Delete view** — on views you own. Deleting an active
  view returns you to the default arrangement.

### Sharing views

A view starts **private** to you. On a view you own, **Share with company**
makes it visible to everyone at your company (grouped under **Shared with
me**, labeled with the owner's name); **Make private** takes it back.

Only the **owner** can change a shared view — everyone else can apply it, or
choose **Save as my own copy…** to clone it (pre-named *"Copy of «name»"*) and
tailor the copy.

### Default views

**Set as my default** makes a view you own load automatically when you open
that list page; **Reset to default view** clears it. Defaults are personal —
sharing a view never changes what anyone else sees by default.

## Exporting a list

Each entity list page has an export button at the top right — **Export
Policies**, **Export Quotes**, **Export Submissions**, **Export Exposures**,
**Export Events** — which opens the export page for that list, carrying over
your current filters and sort.

<Frame caption="The export page — choose what to export, pick and order the fields, then export to your destination.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/ai-insurance-fmv1/XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9/assets/app/features/export-page.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=XH5fzBvkqbS_uBK9&q=85&s=6d0a569a1e8fb65f6d7e86a7800f4ebc" alt="The Export Policies page with an Export Settings card asking What would you like to export with All and matching-your-search radio options, an Export Fields card with draggable selected-field chips and an Add Fields to Export section with a Search Fields box, an Export Preset dropdown, and an Export Policies split button offering Export to Google Drive, Download Excel (.xlsx), and Download CSV." width="2472" height="1786" data-path="assets/app/features/export-page.png" />
</Frame>

<Steps>
  <Step title="Choose what to export">
    Under **Export Settings** — *What would you like to export?* — pick
    **All** records, or only the records **matching your search** (the filters
    you had on the list). Policy and event exports also ask for a **View as
    of** date, so each record is exported as of that date (financial fields
    included).
  </Step>

  <Step title="Pick and order the fields">
    The **Export Fields** card controls the columns of the export —
    independent of the list's visible columns. **Reorder Fields for Export**
    shows the selected fields as chips (*drag and drop to change exported
    column order*; remove any except the required ID and name fields), and
    **Add Fields to Export** offers the other columns your company has set up
    for this export, with a **Search Fields** box. Or start from a saved
    [export preset](#export-presets).
  </Step>

  <Step title="Export to a destination">
    The export button offers three destinations: **Export to Google Drive**,
    **Download Excel (.xlsx)**, and **Download CSV**. While it runs, the
    button shows progress (*Exporting…*); downloads are named with the date,
    your company, and the entity (e.g. an *…Policies Export* file).
  </Step>
</Steps>

### Exporting to Google Drive

The first Drive export asks you to sign in to Google and grant access (only to
files the app creates); a pop-up blocker can block this — allow pop-ups and
try again. Then pick a destination **folder** in the Google Drive picker, and
the export is written there as a **Google Sheets spreadsheet**. When it
finishes, a confirmation appears with an **Open spreadsheet** link straight to
the new sheet.

## Export presets

An **export preset** is a saved field selection for the export page — the
export-side sibling of saved views. The **Export Preset** dropdown at the top
of the Export Fields card starts on **Default fields**; the menu next to it
manages presets:

* **Save current fields as preset…** — name and save the current selection.
* **Update preset with current fields** — overwrite a preset you own with
  what's currently selected (presets don't auto-save, unlike views).
* **Rename preset…** / **Delete preset** — on presets you own.
* **Set as my default** / **Reset to default** — make a preset load
  automatically on this export page.
* **Share with company** / **Make private** — shared presets appear for
  everyone under **Shared with me**, read-only; others can apply one or
  **Save as my own copy…** to clone it.

## Other exports

A few exports have their own purpose-built surfaces and are documented with
their features:

* **Bordereau export** — the policies list also has an **Export Bordereau**
  button: the same field/preset/destination machinery, scoped by a reporting
  **date range**. See [Policies](/app/features/policies).
* **Financial exports** — the Financials tables (transactions, loss & operating
  report, reserves) have one-click **Export** buttons that export exactly the
  rows on screen, honoring the page's filters, to the same three destinations.
  See [Reference frames](/financials/reference-frames) for how each
  exported figure gets its sign.
* **Rating run logs** — exportable from the admin area; see
  [Rating run logs](/app/admin/rating-logs).

<Note>
  The [Directory](/app/features/directory) list pages support column editing
  and filtering, but not saved views or export. Data in the Directory is
  available through the [API](/api-reference/entities/overview) if you need it
  outside the app.
</Note>
