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Exporting to CSV in Autobound

Easily export your contacts, tables, and generated content into a CSV file for use in other systems.

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Written by Kyle Schuster
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Autobound’s CSV export functionality allows you to take campaign data, messaging, and insights and move them into external tools while maintaining the correct formatting for field mapping.


How to Export to CSV

  1. Navigate to the table you want to export (contacts, campaigns, or content).

  2. In the top right corner, click the Actions button.

  3. Select Export to CSV.

  4. Your CSV file will be generated and downloaded to your computer.


What’s Included in the Export

  • Contacts and table data: All standard and custom columns are included.

  • Action columns: Content columns (subject line, email body, LinkedIn message, etc.) plus any insights you’ve configured.

  • Insight data: Exported in JSON format, which preserves structure and makes it easier to map or parse in downstream systems.

  • Content data: Exported with HTML formatting, ensuring that line breaks, links, and formatting are preserved.


Best Practices

To ensure your exported CSVs can be used effectively in other systems:

  • Create custom fields in your destination system (e.g., Salesforce, Outreach, Salesloft, HubSpot).

    • Example: “Autobound Content 1” → mapped to subject line.

    • Example: “Autobound Content 2” → mapped to email body.

    • Example: “Autobound Content 3” → mapped to LinkedIn message.

    • Example: “Autobound Content 4” → mapped to call script or secondary email content.

  • Map Autobound’s action columns to those numbered custom fields during import.

  • Inject dynamic variables into your templates/sequences so that the imported values populate correctly for each prospect.

    • Example: {{AutoboundContent1}} dynamically populates the subject line.

    • Example: {{AutoboundContent2}} dynamically populates the email body.

Following this approach keeps your setup simple, scalable, and flexible — every piece of content Autobound generates is neatly mapped into fields your system can reuse as dynamic variables across sequences or campaigns.

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