Exports give you a portable record of detected changes — useful for audits, quarterly reviews, and attaching evidence to tickets. Each row is one change event (a diff we considered real), not every scheduled check.
Formats
CSV
Best for spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets) and quick filtering. Open the file or import it into a reporting tool.
JSON
Best for scripts, data pipelines, and internal tools that ingest structured data.
Both formats include, for each change:
- Which monitor it belongs to (name and URL)
- When it was detected
- A short summary of the change (and, when present, an AI-assisted summary line)
- Keywords we associated with the change, when available
- A link to open the full diff in PingChange
- A screenshot link when one exists for that change
Optional stats columns (counts of additions, removals, etc.) may appear for technical readers; you can hide those columns in a spreadsheet if you do not need them.
Each export returns up to a few thousand recent rows by default (roughly two thousand, capped around five thousand per download). For very long histories, run multiple exports over time or contact us about enterprise retention.
Export all monitors
- Go to Dashboard → Monitors.
- Open the Export menu in the toolbar (near the view and filter controls).
- Choose Export changes (CSV) or Export changes (JSON).
Your browser downloads a file named like pingchange-all-monitors-changes.csv or .json.
Export one monitor
- Open the monitor from Dashboard → Monitors.
- Use the Export control on the monitor detail (same label as the list page, but scoped to this monitor).
- Choose Export changes (CSV) or Export changes (JSON).
Related
- RSS feeds for a live stream instead of one-off files
- MCP integration for assistants pulling recent changes
- Alerts & history