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Exporting Global Orders

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Written by Guido Kaspers
Updated this week

You can now export your Global order data directly from the Swap Dashboard. This makes it easier to analyse sales, reconcile with finance, and share order details with your internal teams or partners.


How exports work

Exports are generated from the Global > Orders page. Any filters you apply (such as date range, order status, or destination country) are automatically respected in the export file.

The export is delivered as a CSV file in a consistent format, containing all standard order and item-level columns.


Downloading an export

  1. Go to Global > Orders in your Swap Dashboard.

  2. Apply filters if you want to narrow down the results.

  3. Select the Download CSV button in the top-right corner.

Depending on the size of your export:

  • Small exports will download instantly in your browser.

  • Large exports will be processed in the background. You’ll see a message confirming the file will be sent to you by email once it’s ready. The email includes a secure link to download the CSV and will be available for 24 hours.


CSV format

  • File type: .csv

  • Structure: Predefined columns (no customisation or column selection).

  • Level: Item-level detail (each row represents an item within an order).

Example CSV at the bottom of the article.

CSV Columns

Column

Description

Store Id

Unique identifier of the store within Swap.

Store Name

Name of the store associated with the order.

Order Id

Unique identifier for the order in Swap Global.

Platform Order Id

Order ID from the connected ecommerce platform (e.g. Shopify, Magento).

Platform Order Name

Order reference: this is the visible name for the order (i.e #1001).

Order Placed At

Date and time when the order was created.

Order Fulfilled At

Date and time when the order was fulfilled (if applicable).

Tracking Numbers

Carrier tracking number(s) linked to the order shipment.

Destination Country

Destination country of the order shipment.

Currency

Currency used for the order transaction.

Subtotal

Total of item prices before discounts, shipping, and taxes.

Shipping Rate Amount

Shipping charge billed to the customer.

Shipping Rate Code

Code identifying the shipping rate or service used.

Billed VAT

Value-added tax (VAT) billed on the order.

Billed Sales Tax

Sales tax billed on the order.

Billed Import Duties

Import duties billed on the order.

Billed Total

Total amount billed, including items, shipping, and taxes.

Number Items Returned

Number of items from this order that were returned.

Total VAT Refunded

Total VAT refunded for this order.

Total Duties Refunded

Total duties refunded for this order.

Order Status

Current status of the order (e.g. order placed, shipped).

Country of Origin Applied

Country of origin applied for duty and tax calculation.

Tax strategy applied to the order (e.g. Delivered Duty Paid).

Region Code

Region or market code associated with the order.

Total Discount Amount

Total discounts applied to the order.

Pricing Coefficient

Pricing adjustment coefficient used for calculation.

You can open the CSV in Excel, Google Sheets, or any other spreadsheet tool to filter, sort, or analyse the data.


Limitations

  • Custom column selection is not available.

  • Saved export templates are not supported.


Best practices

  • Use filters before exporting to keep your file size manageable.

  • For large time ranges or multiple destinations, expect the export to be emailed.

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