# Exporting Your Data

We offer the option to export and download certain data from your Collective and Collectives that your Fiscal Host supports for use outside the platform.

If you want to know how to export data to display on your website, go to the [Adding Embeds to your Website](/collectives/raising-money/adding-embeds-to-your-website.md) page.

### Export Transactions

Go to your Collective or Fiscal Host's Dashboard > Transactions and click "Export CSV" in the top right.

You can download a CSV file of all transactions or use the filters to choose which groups of transactions to download, like expenses or contributions.

By default, the platform will select the "Platform Default" export set, but if you'd like to add or remove filters and categories, click the drop down and then "New Preset."

### Export Contributors

Go to your Collective or Fiscal Host's Dashboard > Contributors and click "Export CSV" in the top right.

### Export Collectives

Go to your Collective or Fiscal Host's Dashboard > Collectives and click "Export CSV" in the top right.

By default, the platform will select the "Platform Default" export set, but if you'd like to add or remove fields like Name or Currency, click the drop down and then "New Preset."

###  Export data as JSON files

You can also export your data as a JSON file, which can be used with other applications. The information you download can be filtered by:

Options:

* All members (contributors of all types)
* Only users (individuals)
* Only organizations

Parameters:

* limit: number of members to return
* offset: number of members to skip (for paging)
* TierId: only return the members within a certain Tier. You can find the Tier ID by viewing the URL that comes up when you select a tier on your Collective page


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