Failed transactions export
CSV every morning at 7:00 to the operations channel.
Pillar 03 · Schedules
Schedule the extracts your team already runs by hand.
Pick a saved query. Choose CSV or Excel. Pick email or Slack. Set a frequency. Done. The scheduled run goes through the on-premise agent, the result lands in the inbox or the channel.
What you get
From saved query to recurring delivery in two minutes.
Most teams have at least three SQL extracts that someone runs manually every week. The reconciliation CSV. The finance Monday report. The list of orders stuck in processing. Taavik turns each of those into a schedule that runs without you.
Source
A saved query
Schedules start from a query in the library. Variables are resolved at run time using the schedule defaults.
Cadence
Hourly, daily, weekly
Pick a frequency and a timezone. Active or inactive toggle. Disable a schedule without losing its history.
Format
CSV or Excel
Pick the output. CSV when the consumer is another script. Excel when the consumer is a finance team.
Delivery
Email or Slack
Multiple recipients per email. Incoming webhook for Slack. Delivery includes a secure download link for the generated file.
Audit
Run history per schedule
Every run is logged with status, duration, row count, and delivery outcome. Failures are surfaced in the workspace.
Safety
Read-oriented through the agent
Same trust boundary as ad hoc queries. Use a read-only role, reject DML and DDL before dispatch, and enforce statement timeouts in the agent.
Use cases
Recurring extracts that already exist on someone's calendar.
These are not dashboards. These are operational extracts a person used to run by hand. Taavik handles the boring part so the person can do something else.
Customers missing required documents
Excel download link emailed to the back-office team.
Orders stuck in processing
Slack message with a download link for the on-call channel.
Finance Monday reconciliation
Excel emailed to the finance distribution list every Monday at 8:00.
Null values on critical fields
Data quality probe sent to the platform channel.
Duplicate business keys check
CSV to the data team mailbox for review.
Reliability
Failures are loud, retries are smart.
Per-schedule audit
Every execution logged: status, duration, row count, delivery channel, last error.
Transient failures handled
Greylisting, network blips, queue saturation: retried with exponential backoff.
Permanent failures surfaced
In-app banner and a notification to the schedule owner. No silent failure.
Guides
Learn the common scheduled SQL export patterns.
Operations
SQL query scheduler for operations teams
Replace calendar reminders with visible scheduled query runs.
ReportsAutomated SQL reports without opening the database
Automate operational row sets while keeping execution inside the network.
SlackSend SQL results to Slack on a schedule
Deliver secure download links where the team already coordinates.
FAQ
Scheduled SQL exports to CSV and Excel
Can I send the same export to email and Slack? +
Create two schedules with the same query, pointing to two different destinations: one email channel and one Slack channel.
Is there a row limit on the export? +
Yes. The same row and byte caps as ad hoc queries apply, scaled per plan. Pro caps the export at 10,000 rows or 50 MB. If your extract is larger, talk to us about Enterprise.
How does Slack delivery work? +
An incoming webhook posts a message with the run summary and a secure download link. The team channel keeps the history and Taavik keeps delivery auditable.
Can I cron-schedule arbitrary expressions? +
v1 supports hourly, daily, and weekly with timezone. Cron expressions land on Enterprise.
What happens if the agent is offline at run time? +
The schedule is skipped and surfaced in the run history with a clear reason. Pro plans support multiple agents for redundancy.
Schedule it
Save the first manual extract you wish you did not have to run.
Two minutes from save to schedule. The first delivery sends a secure download link to Slack or the inbox at the next slot.