S4E Cloud lets you download data from lists, dashboards, and detail views for analysis, sharing, and archiving. Exports respect the filters and search you apply on the page, so narrow the view first if you only need a subset.

This page describes where each export lives in the UI. For automated exports, see Exporting via API.

Summary: export entry points

1. Asset list (Asset Manager)

Export your asset inventory from the Asset Manager screen.

1. Open Asset Manager (breadcrumb: Main → Asset Manager).
2. Optional: use Search, INET, and filters (Tags, Verify Status, Advanced Security, Created At, Detection Source, More +) so the table matches what you want in the file.
3. Click Export on the right side of the table toolbar.
4. Choose CSV or JSON.

2. Dashboard — Security Operations Overview

The Security Operations Overview dashboard visualizes how assets flow through scanning, analysis, and posture (workflow / Sankey-style view).

1. Open the dashboard that contains Security Operations Overview (“How your assets are protected, scanned, and monitored”).
2. Hover or focus the Export control in the top-right of that dashboard panel (upload/export icon).
3. Use the tooltip Export to confirm the correct control, then export using the UI action (capture of the current workflow view).

3. Scan Reports (list)

From the Scan Reports page (Main → Scan Reports), you can export the filtered table of results.

1. Optionally filter with Search, Search Ports, INET, Asset, Tags, Severity, Status, Scan Tools, Date, and More +.
2. Click Export on the right of the filter row.
3. Choose a format:
   • PDF — open the submenu and pick Detailed or Summary.
   • CSV — single option (current table scope).
   • HTML — open the submenu and pick Detailed or Summary.

4. Finding (result detail)

For a single scan result, open its detail page (title shows the scanner name; breadcrumb includes Scan Reports and the target).

1. Open the finding / result you need.
2. Click Actions (top right).
3. Point to Export to open the submenu.
4. Choose PDF, CSV, or HTML.

5. Crawler history (compare export)

On Crawler History (Main → Crawler Results → Crawler History), you can select multiple runs and export in the context of comparison.

1. Filter or search as needed (Search, Search Ports, Asset, Tags, Status, Source, Date).
2. Use the row checkboxes to select the crawler runs to include.
3. Selected runs appear in the Selected strip above the table.
4. Click Export next to Compare to download export for the current selection (use Compare when you want a side-by-side view in the product).

6. Data Explorer

In Data Explorer (Main → Data Explorer):

1. Build your view with the search box, Asset, Scan Tools, Scan Category, and Predefined Filters as needed. Use Clear to reset filters.
2. Click Export on the right side of the filter toolbar to download data matching the current filters.

7. Threat Intelligence

On Threat Intelligence (Main → Threat Intelligence):

1. Use Search and filters (Threat Intelligence, Asset) to scope the table.
2. Click Export on the right of the filter bar to export the visible dataset (for example URL, username, password, source platform, breached date columns).

Export formats (reference)

CSV

Best for spreadsheets and quick analysis. Usually one row per record with a header row and UTF-8 encoding.

JSON

Best for scripts, APIs, and pipelines; preserves structure where the export includes nested fields.

PDF / HTML

Best for human-readable reports. On Scan Reports list export, PDF and HTML offer Detailed vs Summary variants; single-result export from Actions offers PDF, CSV, and HTML without that same submenu in the UI.

Exporting via API

Use POST /report/export on the public API (see Base URL). The body is JSON; authentication uses your Public API Token in the token field, consistent with other public endpoints.

Responses (from API spec):

Required body fields

Output and template

Filters and scope

Sorting and misc

Example

curl -X POST 'API_URL/report/export' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "output_type": "json",
    "template": "full",
    "severity": [5, 4],
    "report_status": [0],
    "token": "your_api_token"
  }' \
  -o report_export.json

Replace API_URL with your API base URL. Full endpoint listing and neighboring report endpoints are under Export reports.

Export limits

If you approach plan limits, narrow each request with filters (time range, assets, severity) or split into multiple exports.

Data privacy

Exported data may contain sensitive information about your infrastructure:

• Handle exports according to your organization's data handling policies.
• Use encrypted channels when transferring export files.
• Delete exported files when they are no longer needed.
• API tokens used for export should have minimal required permissions.

What's Next?

• Scan Reports — Working with the reports list and Overview tab.
• Data Explorer — Exploring normalized scan outputs.
• API Reference — Full API documentation for programmatic access.