Your first export
Download generated rows or deliver a reviewed sample to a configured target.
Generate a small preview or open a saved set, then inspect the rows before exporting. The interactive export flow supports CSV, JSON, API and DATABASE targets for supported row collections.
Download a file
Choose CSV for flat tabular data or JSON when preserving object structure matters. Check the downloaded file's headers, row count and nested values before using it in a test. The interactive export path is bounded at 10,000 rows; use datasets and data jobs for larger workflows.
Chat-generated files can be downloaded from the chat and found again in My data. Scenario outputs use workspace files.
Deliver to a system
- Configure a database connection or endpoint for the intended environment.
- Verify that the execution service can reach it and the credentials have the necessary access.
- Select the target and review the payload shape, field mapping and volume.
- Start with a small sample and honor any approval request.
- Check the target response and actual records before increasing volume.
Do not assume that an accepted HTTP request means every row passed the target's business rules. SAP and other systems can require generated IDs, mandatory fields or a particular object wrapper.
Automate the workflow
Use a scenario for repeatable preparation and delivery. For raw API generation, the result is column-oriented; convert it to row objects before passing it to a row-oriented target.
For CI, use the scenario execution workflow, which waits for completion and fails the build on an unsuccessful run.