Quip Folders allow users to organize, share, and navigate documents and spreadsheets. This article covers how to create and share folders, manage folder permissions, work with Group and Restricted Folders, and understand the 1,000-item folder limit introduced in April 2022.
Use the following steps to export Quip content programmatically using the Quip Admin API.
Depending on which threads you want to export, use one of the following Admin API calls:
Depending on how many threads you're exporting, use either the Bulk API or the Non-Bulk API below.
## Bulk API (Recommended for Large Volumes)
Recommended for exporting a large number of threads. Submit requests quickly without waiting for each export to finish — Quip returns a request ID per submission to track progress asynchronously.
Latest Bulk Export API (supports PDF, DOCX, XLSX, HTML):
Legacy Bulk PDF Export API (PDF only):
Preferred when exporting a small number of documents quickly.
Reach out to your Salesforce Account Executive or connect with a Salesforce Partner for assistance. Use the Salesforce Partner Finder to locate certified Salesforce consulting partners who can help with implementation and data migration.
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