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Exporting a note to PDF

Export a note from a Track as a PDF. Useful for sharing a report outside Trackler, archiving it, or taking it with you to a meeting. The PDF contains the title, the content and the note's details.

You can download any note in a Track as a PDF file. This makes it easy to share the content outside Trackler, for example by email, or to keep a copy on your own computer.

How to export a note

  1. Open the Track and click the note you want to export

  2. Click the ⋯ menu in the top right of the note

  3. Select Export to PDF

The PDF is downloaded straight to your computer. The file name is the title of the note.

What's in the PDF?

The PDF contains the full note, with a few details listed above it:

  • the title of the note

  • Created by: the name of the person who created the note

  • Last updated: the date and time of the most recent change

  • Track: the name of the Track the note belongs to

Below that you'll find the content of the note, including formatting such as bullet lists and any images you added. Documents attached to the note appear as a link in the PDF rather than as a full file.

Who can export a note?

You can export a note if you have access to it. For a closed note, this means only you can export it. For a note you've shared in the Track, the other participants can export it as well.

Please note: once you've downloaded a note as a PDF, that file sits outside Trackler. Be mindful of who you send it to afterwards, especially with sensitive information.

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I export several notes at once?
    No, you export notes one by one. If you want to keep all the information from a Track, use the export function of the Track itself.

  • Are attachments included in the PDF?
    Images placed inside the note are included in the PDF. Documents you attached to the note are included as a link, so you can open them from the PDF.

  • Can I do this in the mobile app?
    Exporting to PDF is done in the web app.

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