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# Export Entries - Mobile

These built-in options (available since version **88.9.6**) give you flexible workflows for both automated syncing and one-off data sharing.

#### 1. Send to Device

This option allows you to **export your project entries and media directly to your device**.

* On **Android**, exported files are saved to the **Documents** folder.
* On **iOS**, exported files are saved to **My Phone**.
* The export includes:
  * CSV files of all your entries
  * Copies of all associated media (images, audio, video)

**Use case:** Ideal if you want to **set up a third-party app** (like [FolderSync](https://foldersync.io/)) to automatically sync your exported data to your cloud service of choice.

#### 2. Share Archive

This option creates an **archive of your entries and media**, packaged as a **ZIP file**, and opens the **share panel** so you can send it wherever you like.

* Includes the same CSV files and media as **Send to Device**.

**Use case:** Best for a **one-off export** when you want a single package of your data to share, backup, or send via email, cloud storage, or other apps.

#### Why Two Options?

Having both options lets you choose the workflow that fits your needs:

* **Send to Device** → For ongoing syncing with cloud services or automated workflows.
* **Share Archive** → For one-time exports or sharing with others in a single ZIP file.

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### How to Use

1. Open the project in the Epicollect5 mobile app.
2. Tap the **menu** (⋮) and select **Send to Device** or **Share Archive**.
3. Wait for the export process to complete.
4. Check the target folder (Documents/My Phone) or use the share panel to access your ZIP file.

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