PI 2.2 automatically export ClientsAndUsers data to .csv

Hello dear community,
i try to automate export the data from the Monitor > Client and Users to .csv file.
Is it possible to export the file every week automatically in .csv format to an external
server (preferably SCP or SFTP). Or any other way.?
Regards

Hi Waldemar,
That won't be possible.
But you can get the same data by running a report from Reports > Report Launch Pad > Client. The reports can be scheduled to run weekly/daily & saved locally on the server or sent through email.
You would have to manually copy the reports out to an external server like a FTP/SFTP server.
Ram.

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