Printing & Exporting

The Print & Export panel is how you get data out of Campflow in a printable or downloadable format. It supports contact lists, address labels, admission cards, and Excel spreadsheets. For the basics of opening the panel and choosing settings, see Running Reports. This page covers the specifics of each output format and how to get the best results.

Contact Lists

Contact lists are the most versatile format. They produce a printable table with the fields you select, grouped by grade or bunk if you’re printing from one of those pages.

What You Get

A printable page opens in a new browser window with:

• A header showing the camp name, season, and report title
• Column headers for each field you selected
• One row per camper (or per family, for family reports)
• A footer with the generation date and page count

If you’re printing from All Grades or All Bunks, each group gets its own header with the group name, camper count, and counselor names. By default, each group starts on a new page — uncheck Start each grade/bunk on a new page in the settings to print everything continuously.

Orientation

By default, contact lists print in Portrait (tall) orientation. If you’ve selected many fields and the table is too wide, the content will shrink to fit. For wide reports with many columns, you may get better results by selecting Landscape orientation in your browser’s print settings dialog.

Attendance Columns

For camper contact lists, you can add attendance columns — blank checkboxes for marking off attendance by hand.

• Single Day adds one attendance column
• Weekly adds a column for each day you select (Sunday through Saturday), with headers in your chosen format (English short/medium/long, Hebrew, or Yiddish)

Printing Tips

• When the print dialog appears, check the Headers and Footers setting — most browsers add their own header/footer by default, which can overlap with the report’s built-in footer. You may want to turn those off.
• Set Margins to “Minimum” or “None” if the content looks cramped.
• If you selected many fields, consider printing in landscape for better readability.

Address Labels

Address labels format your data onto standard label sheets that you feed through a regular printer. Each label contains the fields you selected — typically name, address, and phone — arranged to fit within the label dimensions.

How to Print Labels

1. Open Print & Export and choose Address Labels.
2. Under Label Settings, select a Label Template that matches the label sheets you have (e.g., Avery 5160 for 30-per-page standard labels, Avery 5163 for 10-per-page large labels).
3. Choose the fields you want on each label.
4. Set Copies per Label if you need multiples (for example, 2 copies when sending to both parents).
5. Click Generate.

Label Copies

When printing more than one copy per label, the Group all copies together option controls the order:

• Unchecked (default) — Each label prints all its copies before moving to the next person. Good when you want to peel off a stack for the same person.
• Checked — All labels print once, then the entire set repeats. Good when you’re doing multiple identical mailings.

Page Breaks

When printing labels for all grades or bunks, the Start each grade/bunk on a new page option controls whether each group starts on a fresh sheet of labels. Unchecking this prints labels continuously, which saves label sheets.

Admission Cards

Admission cards produce individual entry cards for each camper — designed to be printed and distributed at camp check-in or handed out to parents. Each card shows the camper’s name, grade, bunk, age, and optionally their profile photo.

Filtering by Balance

You can filter which campers get admission cards:

• All Campers — Cards for everyone
• Zero Balance Only — Only families whose balance is paid in full. Useful when you only want to issue cards to families who have paid.

Page Layout

• Split by Family — Each family’s cards start on a separate page, making them easy to sort and hand out.
• Start each grade/bunk on a new page — When printing across all grades or bunks, separates groups onto their own pages.

Only one of these layout options can be active at a time.

Excel Export

Excel export downloads a spreadsheet file (.xlsx) that you can open in Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or any spreadsheet application. This is the best option when you need to work with the data outside of Campflow — sort it, filter it, share it, or import it into another system.

You don’t have to export every field. For example, to export a mailing list with just names and addresses, open the Print & Export panel, choose Excel as the format, then check only the fields you need — like Family Name, Address, City, State, and ZIP. This gives you a clean spreadsheet ready for mail merge or label printing without extra columns to delete.

What’s Included

The spreadsheet includes one row per camper (or per family for family reports) with a column for each field you selected. The first row contains column headers. The file is named with a timestamp so you can tell exports apart (e.g., “campflow_campers_2026-05-27_14-30-00.xlsx”).

If you’re generating from a saved report, the report name is included in the filename.

Fields Available for Excel

Excel export supports all the same fields as contact lists, including:

• Custom fields you’ve configured for families, campers, or enrollments
• Optional fees showing which campers are signed up for each
• Financial data (total charges, total payments, balance)
• Links (registration link, payment link, family page link)

Good to Know

• If you see a “No Data” message when generating, it means no records matched your current filters or selection. Try adjusting your filters or selecting different records.
• A popup blocker may prevent the print window from opening. If nothing happens when you click Generate, check your browser’s popup blocker and allow popups from Campflow.
• Excel files download directly — they don’t open in a new window.
• All print formats respect the sort order you set. Contact lists show the sorted rows in order, labels are printed in sorted order, and admission cards follow the sort sequence.