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# Google Cloud Storage

The table export modal **Integrations** tab allows export of Redivis tables to [Google Cloud Storage](https://cloud.google.com/storage).

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To export data to Cloud Storage, click **Export**, and then fill out the subsequent modal.

You'll need to authenticate with a Google account, and then specify the *Google Cloud Storage Bucket*, *Table name*, and an optional *prefix*. In addition, you can choose one of several [file types](/reference/tables/exporting-tables/download.md#file-types).

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Once you confirm the export, your data will begin transferring to the specified Cloud Storage location and will provide a live-updating status of the transfer.


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