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title: Prize Reports
description: "Prize Reports is your prize-by-prize view of the raffle. Where the [Reporting Dashboard](/#reporting-dashboard) tracks the money coming in, this is where you see the prizes themselves and the entries behind them. ![Prize Reports — the prizes in your raffle and…"
url: "https://chance2win.org/research-library/prize-reports/"
updated: "2026-08-26"
category: "Money & Reports"
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# Prize Reports

Prize Reports is your prize-by-prize view of the raffle. Where the [Reporting Dashboard](/#reporting-dashboard) tracks the money coming in, this is where you see the prizes themselves and the entries behind them.

![Prize Reports — the prizes in your raffle and the entries behind them](https://chance2win.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/TRA-Prize-Reports-organized-by-category-tabs.png)
Prize Reports — the prizes in your raffle and the entries behind them

## How it works in a traditional raffle

Every ticket in a traditional raffle is eligible for every prize drawing. Tickets aren’t tied to a particular prize — that’s a [basket raffle](/#what-a-basket-raffle-is) feature, where a supporter attaches their tickets to the specific basket they want. Here, your prizes are simply a list: some raffles have one grand prize, some have fifty, and they all show up as a single flat list.

For each prize you can open the entry detail — customer name, ticket number, and order date — and export it.

## Getting the data out

Download the report for a prize, or export the whole set at once. It’s handy for prepping the drawing or handing clean records to your treasurer.

  **Pro tip.** Right before you draw, export your prize reports. You’ll have a clean, printed record of the entries going into the drawing — the kind of paper trail that answers questions before they’re asked.

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