Download a historical metrics report - Amazon Connect

Download a historical metrics report

You can download the data included in a report as a comma-separated value (CSV) file so you can use it with other applications. If there's no data for one of the selected metrics, the field in the downloaded CSV file contains a dash.

To download a historical metrics report as a CSV file
  1. Log in to the Amazon Connect admin website at https://instance name.my.connect.aws/.

  2. Create a new report or open a saved report.

  3. Choose the down arrow next to Save in the top-right corner of the page and choose Download CSV.

  4. When prompted, confirm whether to open or save the file.

The following image shows metrics in a Queue table. All times in the online report are in hours:minutes:seconds (hh:mm:ss). Below the image of the Queue table, there is an image of the same data in a downloaded CSV file opened with Excel. All times in the downloaded report are in seconds.


                    Data in a queue table and the same data in a CSV file.

You can convert the seconds to minutes using an Excel formula. Alternatively, if you have a short report, you can copy and paste the data from Amazon Connect to Excel and it will preserve the format.

Interval downloaded in ISO date format

The interval is downloaded in ISO date format, as shown in the following image. When you download a historical metrics report, the interval will be in ISO data format and won't match the UI. If needed, use Excel to convert it to the desired format.


                        Downloaded interval data in excel, next to image of the same data in
                            a historical metrics report.

Download all historical metric results

If you need to download more than a page or two of historical metrics, we recommend using the following steps:

  1. Schedule the report to run as often as needed.

    For example, you might schedule the Login/Logout report to run daily at midnight.

  2. The full report is saved to your Amazon S3 bucket.

  3. Go to your Amazon S3 bucket and download the report.

To learn how scheduled reports work, see Schedule a historical metrics report.