Purpose
This tool may be used to get your product usage data in a single table in a CSV file. This allows for self-discovery outside of the restrictions of a formatted report. You may view all Export Jobs that have been created by other Admins and Co-Admins at your account.
There is an option to automatically generate a Data Export Job on a schedule and save the file to a specified location. More about Scriptable Exports here.
Roles
Users with at least one of the following roles are able to access the report:
Access
Data Export
When it first opens, it will display the list of all Export Jobs that have been run. The Export Jobs may be downloaded from this page. Export Jobs are stored for 60 days.
Click on a column header to sort that column in ascending order. Click on the column header again to sort in descending order. Click on the filter icon for the columns that have them to filter.
The page will automatically refresh every minute. You may also use the refresh icon in the top right-hand corner.
Name |
Description |
Job Name |
The name given to the Job. |
Status |
Indicates if the Export Job is pending, executing, complete, or failed. |
Export Type |
Indicates the layout of the data that was requested. |
Created by |
IMS email address of the user that originally submitted the request. |
Submitted |
Date and time of when the Export Job was submitted. It is in the local timezone of the user currently viewing this page. |
Completed |
Date and time of when the Export Job completed. It is in the local time of the user looking at this page. |
Remaining Days Available |
Jobs are automatically deleted after 60 days. This will countdown the number of days the file has left. When it has 5 or fewer days, it will be highlighted in red. |
Export Size |
Size of the file. |
Actions - Download |
Click the Download button to open a Download window of the CSV file. This will be grayed out if the Export Job has not completed. |
Actions - Delete |
Click the Delete button to delete the file |
To create a new export job, click on the Create a New Export Job button in the top right-hand corner.
Create a New Export Job
Click the Create a New Export Job in the top right-hand corner. This will open the Create a New Export Job dialog box. Click Cancel to close the window.
Name |
Description |
Export Type |
The format of the export job. More details on Export Type are below. |
Job Name |
The name for this export job. |
Date Range |
Date range for the export job. All dates are based on UTC time. The earliest date available is 24 months from the current date. The maximum range that may be selected is 92 days. |
Once all of the options have been selected, the Create Job button will activate so you may submit your job. The amount of time it takes for the job to complete depends on how large the report will be based on your Export Type and Date Range selections. You will be emailed when the file is ready for download. If a job has any issues, it will automatically delete after two days.
Export Type
There are six Export Types, which each have their own layout. The description underneath Each Export Type indicates the report the Export Type is based on.
Export Type |
Description |
Machine Usage data |
Contains data from: Machine Usage and Application Usage by Day |
User Usage data |
Contains data from: Daily Usage by User |
Intervals Data |
Contains data from: Usage Details |
Peak Usage Data |
Contains data from: Daily Peak Application Usage |
Inventory Data |
Contains data from: CONNECTION Client Inventory |
Visa Consumption Data |
Contains data from: Visa Consumption and ProjectWise Usage |
Cloud Service Usage Data |
Contains data from: Cloud Service Usage |
Alert History Data |
Contains data from: Alert History |
Entitled Products |
There is no corresponding report in Subscription Analytics. This is a list of all products entitled to the organization (Ultimate ID). It also includes Free Bentley products. |
E365 Usage Data |
Contains data from: E365 Usage. This is only available to accounts part of the E365 program. |
Usage Date
Most of the reports have some type of a UsageDate column. When the CSV is viewed in a plain-text tool such as Notepad, the column is visible as a YYYY-MM-DD format.
Depending on your default Excel settings, if you open the CSV in Excel, you may need to change the column format.
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