Export Data - Reports

Introduction

The AppsFlyer Reports, all in CSV format, are available on their own dedicated page titled Export Data.

There are five groups of reports on the page:

• Performance Reports - Aggregated life time value data reports with different groupings criteria, which is unlimited in time.
• Raw Data Reports - Activity reports of installs and events for non-organic users, and possibly uninstalls, organic installs and events* in near real time. Allow up to 15 minutes after the occurrence of an event to appear on the raw data.
• Postback Reports - Raw postback reports for installs, in-app events, retargeting conversions and retargeting in-app events.
• Retargeting Reports* - Performance and raw data reports for all re-engagements and re-attributions.
• Blocked Fraud Reports* - Raw data reports of blocked installs and events
• Targeting Validation Rules Reports - Raw data reports of Targeting validation rules for invalid installations, invalid in-app events and invalid installation postbacks.

Accessing Export Data Reports

1. On the left bar click Export Data

2. Filter the search criteria by selecting the Media Sources and/or the date range, for which you want to produce the report.

3. Select the report you want to get and choose the data reception method:

• Download - Direct download to your desktop. May take 1-2 minutes to produce depending on the size of the generated report.
• By Email - Automatically get the report sent to your AppsFlyer user's email
  
  

  

• Scheduled Reports - for raw data installs and in-app events (More details)
  

The Reports

All available reports are divided into categories, as seen below.

Aggregated data reports, including Performance and Retargeting reports are unlimited in the date range, and can be queried from the beginning of the tracking.

Raw Data reports can be queried up to 3 months backwards from the present day, with up to 1 (31 days) or 2 months of information in a single query, depending on the report type. Please check below for details:

• Performance Reports - unlimited time
• Partners (Media Sources)
• Partners by Date
• Daily
• Geo
• Geo by Date
• Raw Data Reports* - up to 3 months backwards from present day
• Installations (up to 2 months of data per query)
• In-App Events (up to 1 month of data per query)
• Uninstalls*
• Organic Installations* (up to 2 months of data per query)
• Organic In-App Events* (up to 1 month of data per query)
• Postback Reports
• Installations Postbacks (up to 2 months of data per query)
• In-App Events Postbacks (up to 1 month of data per query)
• Retargeting Conversions Postbacks
• Retargeting In-App Events Postbacks
• Retargeting Reports*
• Retargeting Partners (Media Sources)
• Retargeting Partners by Date
• Retargeting Daily
• Retargeting Geo
• Retargeting Geo by Date
• Blocked Fraud Reports*
• Blocked Installations
• Blocked In-App Events
• Blocked Clicks
• Blocked Installation Postbacks
• Targeting Validation Rules Reports
  • Invalid Installations
  • Invalid In-App Events
  • Invalid Installations Postbacks

* Only available for accounts with these features enabled

For details on AppsFlyer's API Policy, click here

Limitations

Each direct download of a report from the Export Data page is considered as an API call.

API calls are limited in the allowed daily amount and in their frequency.

To see the details of AppsFlyer's API policy, click here.

How to Merge CSV Files?

You may wish to merge several CSV reports into a single file. This is useful if you wish to merge:

• Raw data files of installs and in-app events. These reports have the same basic structure so by merging them you can see whole user lifetime actions
• Files of the same report from different time spans

There are many ways to merge files, which depend on the desktop OS you are using. Here is how it can be done on any Windows PC:

1. Download all csv files to an empty folder, e.g. "C:\temp"
2. Go to the command prompt (click the Windows icon and type "cmd")
3. Type "copy *.csv all.csv" - all CSV files are merged into a single csv file called "all.csv"

• On Linux/Unix based systems type "cat *.csv >all.csv"