REPORTS & ANALYTICS
Event analytics and reporting across multiple events
Key features
Registration reports
See daily, weekly, and cumulative registration trends for any event. The curve makes it obvious whether a campaign moved the needle or the event is tracking flat.
Revenue breakdown
Split revenue by ticket type and currency. Every amount stays in the currency it was paid in, so nothing is silently converted.
Channel attribution
Find out which partners, campaigns, and referrers actually drive signups rather than just traffic.
Event comparison
Put events side by side to compare registration pace, revenue, and show rate. Useful for judging this year's edition against last year's.
Real-time dashboards
During a live event, numbers update as orders and check-ins come in. No refresh cycle or overnight batch to wait for.
Export
Export the report you are looking at as CSV, for your own spreadsheets and tooling. Included on every plan.
How it works
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Collect automatically
Registration, payment, and check-in data flow into reports with no setup.
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Compare across events
Line up events side by side to see which formats and channels perform.
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Export and share
Send figures to finance or leadership in the format they already use.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, on every plan. Cross-event reports aggregate registrations, revenue, and attendance across your whole portfolio rather than one event at a time.
Channel attribution tags each registration with its referrer, campaign, or partner link, so you can compare signups rather than raw traffic. Included on every plan.
Yes, as CSV, on every plan. Each export carries the tables on the tab you are looking at, with amounts in their own currency.
Yes. Registration, payment, and check-in figures update as events happen, so dashboards are usable while an event is running rather than only afterwards.
Yes. Revenue reports split by ticket type and currency, and never add different currencies together as if they were one. Each organization connects one Stripe account, so an organization's reports reconcile against that account.
Show rate is the share of registered attendees who actually checked in. It is calculated automatically from check-in data and is a core measure of how well an event converted interest into attendance.
Field guides
- How do you track who attended which session at a conference?Session capture differs from check-in — the difference is exit. Collection points, door sizing, and what the data is worth.
- Is your event website still working for you next year?Why an event website compounds year to year, how to see it as crawlers and AI assistants do, and eight things to check.
0% platform fee on every plan — from $99 a month billed annually, with a 14-day free trial, no credit card, fair use on paid tickets (50 registrations / $500).
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