# Export Scan Data

This guide details how to download the complete data for any completed scan in Jsmon, including all JS Intelligence, Keys, Secrets, and metadata.

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Scans List

* First, select your **workspace**.
* Click on **"Go to scans"** to view your recent scan history.
* To see a comprehensive list, click on **"View all scans."** This list allows you to review all previous scans in your workspace.

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#### Step 2: Select a Completed Scan

* Click on the specific scan you wish to download the data for (e.g., a Domain Scan, JS URL Scan, or File Scan).
* Clicking the scan will open its detailed view in the sidebar.

#### Step 3: Export the Data

* In the detailed scan view, locate the **"Export"** button, which is typically situated next to the "Rescan" button.
* Click the **"Export"** button.

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#### Step 4: Access the Exported File

* The system will export the file, which is a comprehensive JSON object containing all the data associated with that scan.
* The file is automatically saved to your computer's downloads directory.
* The exported data includes:
  * All fields from **JS Intelligence**
  * All discovered **Keys and Secrets**
  * All **JavaScript URLs** and associated metadata (IDs, creation dates, etc.)

You can view this exported JSON file using any text editor or through a command line terminal.

For more information, you can watch the full video tutorial here: [How to Export Scan Data in Jsmon | JS URLs, Intelligence & Secrets](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnD53hLHnb0)

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