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This page is optional. Keep a record when you may need to show later exactly what you bought: for an audit, a research log, or a support request. Every value comes from the order page in your exports or from the metadata inside each downloaded file, so nothing has to be noted down during checkout.

Where each value comes from

Check what you bought shows how to read file metadata in Python. If you plan to publish, share, or build a product on the data, record that decision too; Data rights explains when written permission is needed.

Check the files against the record

Before you rely on a set of files, confirm they match the order. Each file’s exchange, symbol, data_type, and date_range metadata should match one line of Order Details, and its export_job_id should equal the order ID. Every row’s timestamp should fall on a UTC date inside that line’s range. If a file does not match, contact support with the order ID. Keep the README.md from the download with the files: it lists each file with its size and documents every column.

Template

Copy this into your records, one entry per order, with one item for each line of Order Details. The values shown are an example:

Next step

Read the files you bought

See the columns, types, row order, and timestamps of every export file.
Last modified on October 6, 2026