The Export history page gives you a complete overview of all exports performed by anyone in your organization. It is the place to revisit past exports, check their results, troubleshoot errors, and quickly re-export the same records whenever needed.
To find your export history go to → Settings → Export history Export history.
What You Can See in the Export History
Each export in the list includes:
Date: When the export was performed.
Exported by: Who initiated the export.
Type: Where the data was exported to, such as HubSpot, Pipedrive, Salesforce, CSV, Webhook, Clay, or LinkedIn Audiences CSV.
Result: How the export performed, for example "12 exported", "3 ignored" or "1 failed". Items that were successful show as "exported". If an export has more than one outcome, the column leads with the worst one, for example "1 / 8 failed". Click it to see the breakdown.
Credits used:
For legacy UI / older plan users: Export History shows the number of credits consumed by each export.
For new UI / new pricing plan users: Export History does not display credit usage. Instead, see the Usage page in Settings for a complete breakdown of credit consumption.
Reference: A unique identifier (the Reference ID) for support and troubleshooting, with a Copy button.
This overview helps your team track what was exported, when, and where.
Accessing Export Files (Activities Tab)
While Export History tracks exports, the download links for exported files are in the Activities tab:
CSV exports: Download the file from Activities → Download CSV
Other exports (CRM, Clay, LinkedIn, webhooks): The Activities tab shows a link to the exported items instead of a CSV
Notes:
Export files remain available indefinitely unless manually deleted
You can re-download CSV files as many times as needed
Re-Exporting Items
Export History also allows you to re-export previously exported items, without recreating the original search.
Example
Export contacts to Clay for an email campaign
Export the same companies later to LinkedIn Audiences
Open the past export in Export History → return to the items → export them to the new destination
How to re-export:
Open the breakdown of items by clicking the result in the Result column, for example "12 exported". Pick a group from the list, such as Companies or Contacts. This will open a new search in the Search tab.
Select all items (checkbox in top-left)
Choose a destination → export again
Understanding Successful, Ignored, and Failed Results
Each export includes three performance categories.
Successful
Items that were exported without issues.
Ignored
This category applies only to CRM exports. Companies that already exist in your CRM are counted as Ignored, so duplicates are not created. Ocean still fills in any fields that are empty on those companies. It does not change values that are already filled in, and it does not change the owner.
Deals are always created. A contact that already exists in your CRM is counted as Successful, and Ocean only fills in its empty fields.
Failed
Items that Ocean attempted to export but could not complete due to issues, mostly with CRM exports.
Common causes include:
CRM field restrictions that prevent certain values
A mismatch between an Ocean field and a CRM field that only accepts specific values or formatting
Example: If Ocean’s Industry field is mapped to a CRM Industry field that only allows a predefined list of industries, a mismatch may cause the company record to fail. You can review the exact error by clicking "failed" in the Result column and selecting View error log. The message usually explains the cause clearly and can be shared with your CRM administrator.
Viewing Item Breakdown: Contacts, Companies, Deals
Clicking the result in the Result column opens a breakdown showing how many contacts, companies, and deals fall into each category. The names follow your CRM: Salesforce shows Accounts and Leads, and Pipedrive shows Organizations and People.
From there, you can click a row to open a new search containing exactly those items.
Copying the Reference ID for Support
If you experience issues with an export, the fastest way for support to assist you is by sharing the export’s Reference ID. To copy it, locate the export in the Export History and click the Copy button in the rightmost column. This lets our team quickly identify the export and diagnose what went wrong.
