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Exporting data from GIRi: Keep full control of your content

Export as PDF, RAW (XML+assets), via n8n automation, or SCORM – plus a “Passive GIRi License” option.

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Short answer: Yes, you can export your data at any time. You’re not locked into GIRI.

Available export options

  1. PDF export (per instruction)
    Creates an audit-ready, print-friendly PDF. On request, we can embed video storyboards (frame sequences) so steps are visible without playing videos.

  2. RAW download (XML + media assets)
    Download instructions and all media as a ZIP:

    • Structure: XML manifest plus folders containing PNG images and MOV/original video files.

    • Further conversion: Your IT can convert the format to other targets—or we can build a converter for you (typically a few days of paid work).

  3. Export via n8n automation
    We provide an n8n integration. Build your own workflows in a few days—for example automated exports to SharePoint, S3, Git, or hand-off to an LMS.
    Prerequisites: n8n instance and access token/API key. We can provide a starter template on request.

  4. SCORM export
    We can deliver your content as a SCORM package for use in your LMS. We’ll confirm the SCORM variant required by your LMS and deliver a ZIP package.

Alternative: Passive GIRi License

If you won’t create new instructions but still need view-only access:

  • Shared Cloud: free of charge.

  • Dedicated server instance: only hosting costs apply.

  • Creating/editing is disabled; viewing/playback remains available.

FAQs

  • Will media quality be preserved?
    Yes—images/videos are delivered in their original formats in the RAW export. PDFs can be compressed if needed.

  • Best use cases by format?
    PDF for audits, approvals, and printing; RAW for archiving, migration, and IT integrations; SCORM for LMS training; n8n for automated, recurring exports.

  • Security note
    Exports may include sensitive data. Protect ZIP archives and credentials (e.g., n8n) accordingly.

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