What the export contains
A pool inspection record export pulls together the readings, notes, and entries you already saved in Poolsheet. It gives you a readable history you can keep, share, or review later, and it can also point people to your working log in Pool Log Sheet form.
What it cannot replace
An export does not replace an inspector, a health department review, or the code your local agency uses. It is a record of what was written down in the app, not a permit, not a certificate, and not a statement that the water is safe. If you want the app overview, start at Features.
How operators use it
Operators use a pool inspection record export when someone asks for the log, when they want to review past entries, or when they need a clean file for internal records. If you are still getting started, you can also see the main site at Poolsheet or check the app access page at Get the app.
Where to read the code windows
The model code note on the guide page has the windows and any timing details that apply to the export workflow. For that part, open Guides and read the note that matches your setup before you send the record along.
Follow your local health department code. Poolsheet is not a health authority, not a pool operator license, and nothing here means the water is safe. The CDC Model Aquatic Health Code is voluntary guidance, not your local rule.