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Data export & FTP integration — automated CSV feeds

Written by Vemco Support | Aug 19, 2026, 2:32:41 AM

Vemcount can export counting data automatically to an FTP server or email as a CSV/Excel file on a scheduled basis. This is used to feed data into ERP systems, BI tools (Power BI, Tableau), and custom analytics pipelines. Configure under ⚙ Settings → Companies → [Company] → Data Management → Sensor Export.

File output settings

Export type

CSV or Excel

File name

Custom name with optional dynamic date variable, e.g. footfall_{export_date}.csv

Custom file extension

Override the default extension if your receiving system requires a specific format

Export fields

Select which data columns to include (timestamp, count-in, count-out, location ID, etc.)

Data output settings

Export days

Which days of the week to include in the data

Export hours

Time period to include, e.g. 08:00–20:00 (opening hours only)

Sensor interval

Data granularity: 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, 30 min, 60 min, daily, or weekly

Send interval

How often to send: every hour, daily, weekly, or monthly

Historical data

Number of periods of history to include in each file (useful for backfill)

Send time

Exact time to send, e.g. 07:15

FTP delivery

Host

FTP server hostname or IP

Port

FTP port (default 21, or 22 for SFTP)

Directory

Destination folder on the FTP server. Root = /

Username / Password

FTP authentication credentials

Email delivery

Enter one or more email addresses as recipients. The export file will be attached to a scheduled email at the configured send time.

Typical configurations

BI tool integration (Power BI / Tableau)

Export daily at 01:00, CSV format, 60-min intervals, last 7 days of history, FTP to the BI server's data directory

ERP / POS reconciliation

Export daily at 09:00, Excel format, daily interval, previous day only, email to operations team

Real-time operations feed

Export every hour, CSV, 15-min intervals, 1 hour history, FTP to operations dashboard server

Tip: Use the {export_date} variable in your file name to create date-stamped files that don't overwrite each other on the FTP server (e.g. footfall_store42_{export_date}.csv).