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# Scarica i dettagli di un trasferimento
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1. Nella barra di navigazione superiore, seleziona **il tuo saldo** → [**Trasferimenti**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/finance/fr/partner-funds-transfer.ihtml?u=%2Fsecure%2Ffinance%2Fapp%2Fmanage-partner-funds-transfer-flow.ihtml).
* Mentre sei nella *Trasferimenti* schermata, cerca o filtra per un trasferimento specifico.
2. Passa il mouse sulla riga della tabella relativa a quel trasferimento, quindi, all'estremità destra della riga, seleziona  **\[Altro] → Visualizza**.
3. In fondo alla schermata, seleziona **Scarica PDF**.
#### Scarica i dettagli di più trasferimenti
Puoi anche scaricare un CSV di più trasferimenti.
1. Mentre sei nella *Trasferimenti* schermata, filtra per trasferimenti specifici.
* I filtri che scegli determineranno quali e quanti PFT saranno inclusi nel tuo file CSV.
2. Seleziona  **\[Scarica]**, situato vicino all'angolo in alto a destra della tabella. Verrà avviato il download di un file CSV con tutte le righe di PFT presenti.
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