Exporting to a CSV made without options to choose alias?

joelrwhite · 2022-03-03T15:59:43+00:00

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I would like to export to a csv and the new management console has under your domain name, Company Administration...this is where the Apps is located now...very limited on knowing what do do as even deleting an old scrimp i get an unspecified error...which when it goes unspecified doesn't help solve this error...so there is a managed devices option in the same column as apps...you get DEVICE ID, COMPANY MANAGED, ASSIGNED USER EMAIL AND LAST ACTIVE. The least of my wants to download to csv...is there a way to write a scrimp that downloads all the properties to csv, then from there i can choose which fields i want then clunking around in this janky reporting system?

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joelrwhite

i found a scrimp that works: it didn't copy over into powershell well, but if you know powershell well enough it will work...here is what i need...

This is exactly what i needed...thank you for your help...😊

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JeanK

Hello @joelrwhite,

I am just updating the discussion here as it is now possible to export all users into a CSV file from the Management Console.

Log in to the Management Console: https://login.teamviewer.com/
Click on User Management
Click the manage button (🔧)
Select Export all to CSV
Recommended: Select Semicolon as delimitation
Click on Export

This will download the export in .csv format automatically.

I hope this is what you were looking for!

All the best,

/JeanK

joelrwhite

I wasn't clear because of my frustration...i want an export option for devices not users...we only have 3 users...but to see all the computers listed that may be dead computers, and be able to have a list csv of all the systems information would be great...i don't see a way to do that...the reports section gives me absolutely nothing when i set everything to all and the dates to any date and time...i get 0 results from the report...and export to csv under the groups location would help tremendously...under company administration -- managed devices, there is a csv download option...the only issue is it gives you DEVICE ID, COMPANY MANAGED, ASSIGNED USER EMAIL, and LAST ACTIVE...the device ID would be the only important piece of information in this section...Name of the system, group, status, then device id, operating system, hardware would be great! I don't care who the users are

joelrwhite

no i don't want to pay more money for asset tracking as it should come with the license already...kind of weaksaucey

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joelrwhite

https://community.teamviewer.com/English/discussion/101850/exporting-a-list-of-my-computers

the web-link

JeanK

Oh! Now I get it!

I am very happy you found what you needed. 🥳

Have a great day!

/JeanK

joelrwhite

i found a scrimp that works: it didn't copy over into powershell well, but if you know powershell well enough it will work...here is what i need...

This is exactly what i needed...thank you for your help...😊