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# Company statistics (App)

This article explains how company leads and statistics can be exported.

## Export company connections

Companies can export connections made with their visitors using these steps: 

1. Open and log in to the mobile app.
2. Open your company page.
3. Click the 3 dots in the top right corner of the screen (bottom right on Android devices).
4. Click Export connections.

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1. An Excel document will be sent directly via email containing contacts made.

## Company Statistics

1. Hover over 'Content' and select 'Companies'.
2. Click on the 'Action' button and choose Export.
3. An export of the companies will be sent to your e-mail address.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** the leads that are visible in this company export, are the users that scanned the company QR code. This is different from the connections of the exhibitors.
{% endhint %}


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