For administrators who enroll Windows, Mac, Linux, or iOS devices in Chrome Enterprise Core.
When you manage enrolled Chrome browsers and profiles from your Admin console, you can export data collected from your users' browsers and profiles, Chrome versions data, and data on each extension used in your organization. For managed browsers, information is exported as a CSV or compressed JSON file, while for managed profiles it’s a CSV file. The maximum number of browsers that you can export to CSV is 1,000,000 or JSON is 5,000. There is no limit for exporting managed profiles CSV files.
Download your data for managed browsers
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Sign in with an administrator account to the Google Admin console.
If you aren’t using an administrator account, you can’t access the Admin console.
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Go to Menu
Chrome browser > Managed browsers.
Requires having the Chrome Management administrator privilege.
- (Optional) On the left, select an organizational unit. By default, all browsers are shown.
- Make sure that no browsers are selected. (The download button does not appear when browsers are selected).
- Click Export.
- Choose an option:
- A JSON file that includes all known information about each browser.
- A CSV file that includes only data that can be formatted to a flat CSV table.
- Click Download. It can take a while to collect all of the information and make it available for download. When it's ready, you'll see that the Devices info file is ready. Learn more about monitoring large tasks.
Download your data for managed profiles
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Sign in with an administrator account to the Google Admin console.
If you aren’t using an administrator account, you can’t access the Admin console.
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Go to Menu
Chrome browser > Managed browsers.
Requires having the Chrome Management administrator privilege.
- (Optional) On the left, select an organizational unit. By default, all profiles are shown.
- Make sure that no profiles are selected. (The download button does not appear when profiles are selected).
- Click Export.
Note: The only file format for export is a CSV file, which includes only data that can be formatted to a flat CSV table.
- Click Download. It can take a while to collect all of the information and make it available for download. When it's ready, you'll see that the Devices info file is ready. Learn more about monitoring large tasks.
Download the Versions report data
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Sign in with an administrator account to the Google Admin console.
If you aren’t using an administrator account, you can’t access the Admin console.
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Go to Menu
Devices > Chrome > Reports > Versions.
Requires having the Chrome administrator privilege.
- (Optional) On the left, select an organizational unit. By default, all managed devices and browsers are shown.
- Click Export. It can take some time for the file download to execute. Learn more about monitoring large tasks.
- When it is complete you'll see Versions report CSV file is ready. Click Download CSV.
Download the Apps & extensions usage report data
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Sign in with an administrator account to the Google Admin console.
If you aren’t using an administrator account, you can’t access the Admin console.
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Go to Menu
Devices > Chrome > Reports > Apps & extensions usage.
Requires having the Chrome administrator privilege.
- (Optional) On the left, select an organizational unit. By default, all extensions are shown.
- Click Export. It can take some time for the file download to execute. Learn more about monitoring large tasks.
- When it is complete you'll see Apps and extensions info file is ready. Click Download CSV.
What data gets exported?
Managed browser list
The JSON file includes the following information for each managed Chrome browser in your organization, including details such as:
- The OS platform, OS version, machine name, device ID, organizational unit ID, and last user to sign in to the device.
- The browser version, number of policies applied, number of extensions installed, and associated profiles.
- The extensions and plugins installed, including their name, version, and permissions required.
- The policies applied, including their names, values, source, and errors, if applicable.
The CSV file includes the following information for each managed Chrome browser in your organization, including details such as:
- The OS platform, OS version, machine name, device ID, organizational unit ID, and last user to sign in to the device.
- The browser version, number of policies applied, and number of extensions installed.
Managed profile list
The CSV file includes the following information:
- The OS platform, OS version, profile name, profile email, profile ID, affiliation state, and identity provider.
- The browser version, number of policies applied and number of extensions installed.
Versions report
The CSV file includes the following information:
- Version—Full version number of the browser.
- Channel—Release channel of the browser.
- System—Operating system of the machine that the browser is running on.
- Count—Total number of browsers.
Apps & Extensions Report
The CSV file includes the following information for each extension used in your organization:
- App name—App or extension’s name.
- App ID—App ID.
- App type—Type of app.
- Install type—How the app or extension was installed.
- Disable or enabled—Whether this app is enabled or not.
- Num installed—Total number of Chrome browsers with this app installed.
- Num permissions—Total number of permissions for the app.
- List of permissions—List of permissions for the app.
Troubleshooting
To open the link to the downloaded information, only the admin who generated the export can be signed in to the Admin console. To see if other admins are signed in, at the top right of the Admin console, click your profile image. If needed, sign out of all accounts, sign back in, and try again.
Related topics
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