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# Exporting your data
There are few ways to export data depending on your usage.
## Audience feeds
Use [audience feeds](/advanced-usages/audiences/audience-segment-feed.md) if you need to export audience segments data to your partners' solutions and keep it recurring and synchronized.
## Destination file
If you need a feed to deliver its data to an external system, first set up a destination file to define where and how those files are delivered.
## Query exports
Create [query exports](/advanced-usages/exporting-your-data/query-exports.md) to create `ndjson` files corresponding to results of [OTQL queries](/querying-your-data/otql-queries.md).
## Datamart replication
[Replicate your datamart](/advanced-usages/exporting-your-data/datamart-replication.md) by sending all the ingested data to Google Cloud Platform (Pub/Sub) or Microsoft Azure (Event Hubs - Alpha).
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