Data Exports

Data Exports (Intelligence → Data Exports) streams Aforo datasets out to your own storage and warehouses. The page is organized around three concepts.

Three concepts

Tab	What it manages
Destinations	Configured targets (S3, signed URL, …) with connection testing
Exports	Ad-hoc and triggered export jobs with live progress
Schedules	Recurring, cron-driven exports

Datasets

usage_events, invoices, invoice_line_items, subscriptions, customers, rate_plans, offerings, payments.

Formats & partitioning

Formats — Parquet, CSV, JSONL.
Partitioning — NONE, DAY, HOUR, or CUSTOMER.

Destinations

Status	Meaning
`ACTIVE`	Verified and usable
`INACTIVE`	Disabled
`UNVERIFIED`	Created but not yet tested
`ERROR`	Last connection test failed

S3 and SIGNED_URL are live today; GCS, AZURE_BLOB, SNOWFLAKE, BIGQUERY, REDSHIFT, and DATABRICKS are on the roadmap. Use Test on a destination to validate credentials before relying on it.

The export wizard

The unified wizard walks you through Destination → Data → Filters → Format → Cadence → Review. Cadence is the key choice:

Cadence	Behavior
Now	One-off export over a date range
Schedule	Recurring, with cron + timezone + lookback window
Both	Create a schedule and run it immediately

Export jobs move through QUEUED → RUNNING → COMPLETED (or FAILED / CANCELLED), tracking rowsExported and bytesExported. The Exports header shows a live summary ("N jobs · N running · N schedules · N destinations").

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Job creation is idempotent — the wizard sends an idempotency key, so a retried submit won't create a duplicate export.