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# Export Conversation

You can select users and export their conversations for record use. In Messages, there is a checkbox beside each contact in the conversation list. Select at least one contact and click **"Actions"**. 

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&#x20;In the Actions dropdown, select **"Export Conversations"**.&#x20;

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You can select export "This Week", "This Month", "This Quarter", or "Custom Range". You can export conversations for at most 3 months. Click **"Confirm"** to download the zip file. Each conversation is a .csv file that records the conversation in the selected period.&#x20;

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{% hint style="info" %}
If a selected contact has no conversation with your account in the selected period, then there will be no file generated for that particular contact.
{% endhint %}


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