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Export the Overview to a spreadsheet

Download the Overview's numbers and daily figures as a CSV file, and open it correctly in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.

The Export button at the top right of the Overview screen downloads what you are looking at as a CSV file — handy for a monthly report, or for keeping figures longer than Konvuno keeps conversations.

The period switch and the Export button
The period switch and the Export button

Download the file

  1. Pick the period you want with 7d, 30d or 90d.
  2. Click Export.
  3. Your browser saves a file named overview- followed by today's date, such as overview-2026-09-23.csv.

The button only appears once your business has live numbers — a business still on its setup steps has nothing to export yet.

What is in the file

The file has two blocks, separated by an empty row.

The five numbers, exactly as the tiles show them, one per row:

Metric Value
Unique visitors —
Valid conversations 88
Answered rate 60%
… …

One row per day of the period:

Date Conversations Leads
2026-09-22 5 1
2026-09-23 7 1

The column names are in your dashboard language. Dates are written year-month-day, so they sort correctly in any spreadsheet.

The file does not include the comparison badges, the funnel, answer quality or the two top lists. For those, take a screenshot of the screen.

Tip

Looking for something else? The Leads screen exports your leads, and Data & retention under Settings exports everything your business has in Konvuno — see Export your data.

Open it in a spreadsheet

  • Google Sheets: File → Import → Upload, choose the file, and keep "Detect automatically".
  • Numbers (Mac): double-click the file.
  • Excel: open a blank workbook, go to Data → From Text/CSV, choose the file, set File origin to UTF-8 and Delimiter to Comma, then click Load.

Heads up

Double-clicking the file in Excel can put everything into a single column — it depends on your computer's regional settings. The Data → From Text/CSV route above always works.

How other businesses use it

  • A physiotherapy practice exports 30d on the first of every month and pastes the daily rows into its yearly report.
  • A digital agency sends each client the exported numbers with its monthly invoice.
  • A B2B software company adds the Leads captured figure to its sales dashboard every week.