# Accessing Stored Cloud Timing Sessions

Once your **CloudBox** is connected and synchronized with the **Cloud Service**, all timing sessions are automatically stored and available for review in your **Cloud Account**. This allows you to easily access, analyze, and download timing data from any event your CloudBox has recorded.

## Steps to Access Cloud Timing Sessions

1. **Log in to Your Cloud Account**:
   * Start by visiting the **Cloud** platform and logging in with your credentials.
2. **Navigate to Your CloudBox**:
   * Once logged in, go to the **Devices** section where your **CloudBox** devices are listed.
   * Select the **online representation** of the CloudBox device you want to access.
3. **View Timing Sessions**:
   * Inside the selected CloudBox page, you will see a list of all the **timing sessions** that have been stored in the Cloud.
   * Each timing session is recorded with its specific start and end times, and you can click on any session to view more detailed information.
4. **View Passings**:
   * Within each timing session, you can see all the **passings** stored, including the EPC, timestamp, antenna, and other relevant data for each passing.
5. **Download Timing Data**:
   * Each timing session can be **downloaded in CSV format**. Simply click the **Download CSV** option next to the session you wish to export.
   * The CSV file will contain all the passings for that specific session, allowing you to perform further analysis or integrate the data into race management software.

## Summary

Accessing your stored Cloud timing sessions is easy through your **Cloud Account**. Simply select your CloudBox device, review the list of timing sessions, and download each session in **CSV format** for further use. This ensures that your race timing data is securely stored, easily accessible, and ready for post-event analysis.


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