Exports · Shortcut
Shortcut stories export to dashboard
Upload the file you already download from Shortcut. Every Number reads it with no setup, picks a screen, and puts a receipt on every number.
The question behind this fileHow many stories did each team complete per iteration, and which epics are behind their due dates?
What you get
What's late
Items past their due date, latest first.
due_date marks when each story is due, and an empty completed_at shows what's still open, so it leads with what's late.
Click any number for its receipt: the rule, the rows it used, and the rows it left out.
Getting the file
Download it from Shortcut
In Shortcut, open the Stories Table of an Epic, Iteration or Label and click Export as CSV at the top right. To export every Story in a Workspace, use the option on your Organization and Workspace dashboard.
Know what a row is
One row is one story. Epic and objective fields repeated on each story.
Upload it as it is
No cleanup first. Title rows, totals rows and repeated headers are skipped and listed in each receipt.
The 54 columns we tested with, from Shortcut's documentation
id · name · type · requester · owners · description · is_completed · created_at · started_at · updated_at · moved_at · completed_at · estimate · external_ticket_count · external_tickets · is_blocked · is_a_blocker · due_date · labels · epic_labels · tasks · state · epic_id · epic · epic_label · project_id · project · iteration_id · iteration · utc_offset · is_archived · team_id · team · epic_state · epic_is_archived · epic_started_at · epic_due_date · epic_created_at · objective_id · objective · objective_state · objective_created_at · objective_started_at · objective_due_date · objective_categories · epic_planned_start_date · workflow · workflow_id · priority · severity · product_area · skill_set · technical_area · custom_fields
How we know
In our reading test (updated Oct 28, 2026), this file got What's late, the screen that answers the question above. The column names are Shortcut's; the rows were generated to fit them, since we don't have your file. Your export may have more or fewer columns, and Every Number shows how it read each one before you build.