Export identified visitors to CSV

2 min read Updated October 31, 2026

You can download the identified visitors for a website as a CSV file. Each export covers one site and one time range. You can also limit it to visitors who fit a saved filter.

#Choose what goes in the file

Open Identity resolution pixel in the app and pick the site you want. The export uses two settings.

Setting	Options	Default
Range	Today, 7 days (`d7`), 30 days (`d30`)	30 days
Saved filter	Any filter you saved in the lead database	None, so everyone identified in the range is included

The range counts from when LeadFuze identified the visitor.

To use a saved filter, save it in the lead database first.

Note

Without a saved filter, the file holds up to 10,000 visitors, the most recently identified first.

#What the file contains

The first row is a header. Each visitor after that gets one row.

Visitor and company details

first_name
last_name
job_title
seniority_level
department
business_email
mobile_phone
direct_number
linkedin_url
company_name
company_domain
primary_industry
company_employee_count
professional_city
professional_state

Activity on your site

pages_read
visits
last_page
last_seen

#File name and format

The file is a .csv named after your site's address, followed by -visitors.csv. For example, yoursite.com gives yoursite.com-visitors.csv. Any characters other than letters, numbers, dots and hyphens become hyphens.

#Formula protection

If a cell starts with =, +, - or @, LeadFuze adds a leading quote (') so a spreadsheet does not run it as a formula. Phone numbers such as +1 555 010 0003 are left as they are.

#If the file is empty

The export only includes visitors LeadFuze has identified. Once the pixel is installed, identified visitors show up under Visitors within a few minutes. If you see none, check that the pixel is live on your site. Try a longer range too.

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