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Export data for external analysis

Export any Upper Analytics report so you can analyze it in Excel, Google Sheets, or your BI tool. Filter first, pick your columns, then export the file.

Upper's in-app reports cover day-to-day checks, but for pivot tables, year-over-year trends, custom KPIs, or feeding a BI tool you'll want the raw data outside Upper. Every report in Analytics exports a file you can open in Excel, Google Sheets, or any tool that reads exported report data. The trick is to filter and choose your columns inside Upper first, so the file you pull out is already focused.

Your workspace may show Technician and Service labels instead of Driver and Delivery (for example "Technician Name" or "Total Service Stops"). The labels are configurable per workspace — the reports and the export behavior are the same.

Before you start

  • Decide which report answers your question. The Route Plan Detailed Report has the widest set of stop-level columns and is the usual starting point for analysis. See Available pre-built reports for the full list.
  • Have your destination tool ready — Excel, Google Sheets, Tableau, Power BI, or anything that ingests an exported data file.

Export a report

Open Analytics

In the left sidebar, open Track → Analytics. The page header reads Analytics.

Choose your report

Click the View by dropdown and select the report you want to export.

Filter to the rows you need

Click the Filter icon (top-right), set your filters, then click Apply. Filtering inside Upper keeps the export focused — one driver, one week, one route plan — so you don't have to cut down a large file afterward. Available filters depend on the report and can include:

  • Date Range — every report; defaults to the last 7 days
  • Select Route Plan — Summary, Detailed, SMS, and Email reports
  • Drivers — every report
  • Route Plan Status and Stop Status — Summary and Detailed reports

Pick your columns

Click the Customize Columns icon (the table/grid icon, top-right) to open the Edit Column dialog. Search for columns, check the ones you want, drag them into the order you need, then click Done. Your selection is saved per report, so the next view and export reuse the same layout.

The Driver Timesheet Report has a fixed set of columns and no Customize Columns option — it exports its standard columns (driver, date, clock-in/out times and locations, shift duration, and status).

Export the file

Click the Export button (top-right) to open the Export dialog. Set the Export File Name, choose a Format, and under Fields pick Default to use the report's default fields or Custom to select and reorder exactly the fields you want. Optionally check Send e-mail when Export is complete, then click Start Export.

Filter and set your columns before you export. A focused file (one driver, one week, only the columns you need) is faster to analyze than a wide export you have to trim again in your spreadsheet.

What you can pull out, by report

Each report exports its own data shape. Use the report that matches the grain of analysis you need:

ReportOne row perGood for
Route Plan Summary ReportRouteRoutes-per-driver, on-time trends, estimated vs. actual duration
Route Plan Detailed ReportStopStop-level audits, time windows, arrival/completion times, proof of delivery
Route Plan SMS Detailed ReportSMSNotification delivery, cost, and failure analysis
Route Plan Email Detailed ReportEmailEmail notification delivery and status
Driver Timesheet ReportShiftHours worked, clock-in/out times and locations

The SMS, Email, and Driver Timesheet reports only appear for workspaces whose plan and settings include them. If a report isn't in your View by list, it isn't enabled for your workspace.

Tips for clean exports

  • Start from the Detailed Report when you're unsure — it offers the widest column set, and you can always remove columns you don't need.
  • Build your column preset once. Column choices persist per report, so a layout you set up for, say, a monthly KPI export is reused next time.
  • Match the report to the question. A route-level summary for leadership decks; stop-level detail for delivery audits.

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