Vault Export
Export and Reporting Capabilities
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Export and Reporting Capabilities
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The Keeper Web Vault and Desktop application provide export and reporting capabilities. For consumer accounts, this is available for all users. On Enterprise accounts, this may be restricted by the Keeper Administrator.
For Enterprise users, role policies must allow export.
Keeper's CSV format supports Folders, Subfolders and Shared Folders. CSV files can be imported and exported with Keeper.
File Format:
Folder,Title,Login,Password,Website Address,Notes,Shared Folder,Custom Fields
More information about Keeper's CSV format is available here.
The JSON format is structured as an array of Shared Folder objects, and an array of Record objects. The JSON format is compatible with Keeper's import tools and the Keeper Commander CLI.
More information about Keeper's JSON format is available here.
For a printer-friendly version of records, the PDF version is also available.
To print the PDF, click on the printer icon at the bottom:
Keeper supports encrypted KeePass export through the Web Vault, Keeper Desktop application and Keeper Commander CLI which is available to all customers.
From the Web Vault and Desktop App, select KDBX export format and you'll be asked to provide the desired KeePass Master Password. You can also provide a Key File to encrypt the KeePass file. The Master Password you provide here is used to encrypt the KeePass file - this is NOT your Keeper Master Password.
Keeper Commander, our Command-line CLI and SDK platform also provides a flexible KeePass export option.
To install Keeper Commander, visit this link:
https://docs.keeper.io/en/v/secrets-manager/commander-cli/overview The command to run is the export command, documented at this link below:
