# CSV Getter Docs

## CSV Getter Docs

- [Welcome](https://docs.csvgetter.com/welcome.md)
- [What is CSV Getter?](https://docs.csvgetter.com/what-is-csv-getter.md)
- [The Export URL](https://docs.csvgetter.com/the-export-url.md): Every endpoint you create in CSV Getter produces a unique URL. This page explains the URL structure, how to use parameters, authentication, and shows complete real-world examples.
- [API Reference](https://docs.csvgetter.com/api-reference.md): CSV Getter provides a RESTful API for accessing your export endpoints and programmatically creating new ones.
- [Getting Started](https://docs.csvgetter.com/getting-started.md): This guide walks you through creating your first export endpoint — from sign-up to using your live data URL in Excel, Google Sheets, or code.
- [Troubleshooting](https://docs.csvgetter.com/troubleshooting.md): This page maps every error you might encounter when using CSV Getter to its cause and solution.
- [Credits](https://docs.csvgetter.com/credits.md): Credits are the usage currency in CSV Getter. Each time your export endpoint is accessed (a "hit"), it uses one credit.
- [Zapier Integration](https://docs.csvgetter.com/zapier-integration.md): You can use CSV Getter with Zapier to automatically fetch your data on a schedule, when a trigger fires, or as part of a multi-step workflow.
- [Google Apps Script Integration](https://docs.csvgetter.com/google-apps-script-integration.md): Use Google Apps Script to automatically import CSV Getter data into Google Sheets on a schedule. This guide covers the complete setup: script, error handling, email alerts, and time-driven triggers.
- [Connect Notion Database](https://docs.csvgetter.com/connect-notion-database.md)
- [URL Parameters](https://docs.csvgetter.com/platform-features/url-parameters.md): Every CSV Getter export endpoint supports query parameters that modify the output dynamically. Append them to your endpoint URL.
- [Combining URL Parameters](https://docs.csvgetter.com/platform-features/combining-url-parameters.md): URL parameters can be chained together to build powerful data workflows — all from a single URL. This page shows real-world recipes for common scenarios.
- [The Type Parameter](https://docs.csvgetter.com/platform-features/the-type-parameter.md): Create custom functionality with the 'type' parameter.
- [The SQL Parameter](https://docs.csvgetter.com/platform-features/the-sql-parameter.md): The sql parameter lets you filter, sort, aggregate, and transform your data using SQL queries — directly in the URL. The query runs against your data after it's fetched from the source, using SQLite


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