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# Rentals
**Rentals** can be accessed from the navigation pane or by clicking the **Active Rentals** or **Total Rentals** buttons which are found on the [Dashboard](/admin-site/dashboard.md) screen.
Main Dashboard
You can incorporate filters by selecting the "**Filters**" option next to the **Search rentals bar**. This will allow you to choose the rental **Status** as well as the **Start and End Dates** to narrow down your specified time range.
Example of Rentals page
Example of Filtering Rentals
* **Active** will show you rentals that are currently in progress
* **Completed** will show rentals that have already ended
{% hint style="info" %}
All rentals can be exported into CSV files by clicking the **Export** button in the upper right-hand corner of the screen.
In the same way, all the rental routes geo-tracking data can be exported with the "**Export Routes**" button. The data will arrive in your email as a GeoJSON file and this can be used on sites that accept this type of file. (i.e.: Kepler.gl) If you are interested in this process, please follow [this step-by-step guide](https://scribehow.com/shared/Kepler_Workflow__ms6qrL0xRpWix7hr3bH_ug). If you are interested on which kind of layers we do support or how to visualize, please go and watch [this](https://www.loom.com/share/fcdc5930c6b44f68a7a3b81ef52e72a6?sid=4bfc9831-1112-4302-83ba-aaaa74f32647) and [this](https://www.loom.com/share/3c4a96b645cc4a01af9cf84d37084ad9?sid=5542bb85-baf4-484e-a356-8391339e4d8a) video where we show all the supported layers with also a few recommendations.
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