Alongside the map, the Cloneable web portal has a dedicated Data Objects table that lists every data object in your organization in one place. You reach it from the left sidebar under Data, then Objects. Where the map shows your work spatially, this table shows it as a list: every pole/pull, span, guy anchor, measurement point, and any other templated type, across all of your jobs at once.

It is built for list-style review rather than map review. You can filter, sort, and page through the objects, jump straight to any single object to see its details, create a new object, and archive one. (To edit an object's attributes, open it on the web map.) When you want the data outside the portal, the table can export your current results as a .csv file, which makes it useful for office QA or for pulling, say, every pole with a given status into a spreadsheet.

The table is available to Org Admins and to the Analyst / Fielder role, so it is not an admin-only screen. What you see in it is the actual object data your crews collected.

It helps to keep three different exports straight, because they are easy to confuse. This table's .csv is the object data itself, presented as a list. The map's Export Data option is a separate export from the map (it sends to Katapult or downloads a PDF, KMZ, or CSV). And the Analytics dashboards are a third thing again: they summarize activity and do not offer a file export at all. If what you need is object data in a spreadsheet, this table is the place to get it.

Select any row (or use "Go to object") to open that object's detail view. The view is read-only; to change an object's attributes, open it on the map. From here you can see all of its field values, review its Related Objects (for example the spans and guys attached to a pole) and jump to any of them, copy the object's raw data to your clipboard, and archive or unarchive the object.