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Reports

An overview of the ready-made reports you find for your organization and your events.

Written by Tamás Beniczky

In the Reports menu you find ready-made reports about your sales, check-ins, finances and customers. The data updates automatically, so you always see your current figures without exporting anything. There are two kinds of reports:

  • Organization reports cover all your events together. Open them from the Reports tab on your dashboard.

  • Event reports cover a single event. Open the event and select Reports in the event menu.

Reports are grouped into sections, such as Sales or Check-ins. Click a report card to open it. Most reports have filters at the top, for example a date range or an event, and some are split into tabs.

The data in the reports can be up to about 15–20 minutes behind. If a very recent order or check-in is missing, check again a little later.

Organization reports

Sales

  • Sales summary – tickets sold and revenue for all your events, with monthly trends. Tabs show the breakdown by event, by point of sale type and by payment method.

  • Resale – tickets resold by your customers: resale volume, the events with the most resales and the customers who resell the most.

  • Account orders – a list of all orders across your events. You can search by date, status, order ID, email, name or discount code.

On site sales

  • On site sales summary – an overview of all your on-site sales across events and organizations.

  • Sales by user – the on-site sales of a specific sales user.

  • Daily on site sales – all on-site sales for a chosen day, broken down by payment method and product. You can filter by event and sales user.

Check-ins

  • Event attendance – when your attendees arrive: total and daily check-ins, an hourly timetable and check-ins by ticket.

  • Check-ins by point of sale – where the checked-in tickets were sold, for example online or on site.

Finance

  • Organization balances – the current Cooltix balance of each of your organizations.

  • Event balances – the current Cooltix balance of each event.

  • Payouts – completed and scheduled payouts to your bank accounts.

  • Service fee – the Cooltix service fees charged on online sales, by event and by ticket.

  • Onsite service fee – the Cooltix service fees charged on on-site sales, by event and by ticket.

Audience

  • Contacts – a list of everyone who bought from you. You can filter by name, email, event and marketing consent.

  • Customer acquisition – where your customers and revenue come from, and which countries your customers are from.

Event reports

Sales

  • Sales summary – tickets sold and revenue for the event. Tabs show the breakdown by point of sale, by ticket and by ticket price.

  • On site sales – daily on-site sales, which you can filter by sales user and ticket.

  • Seating (seated events only) – sold seats with section, row, seat, tier and customer details, and how tiers and tickets are linked.

  • Seating capacity (seated events only) – the capacity of each tier and standing area on the seatmap.

  • Product categories – ticket sales by ticket category.

Marketing

  • Campaigns – results of the marketing campaigns run for the event.

Check-ins

  • Check-in summary – how many attendees have checked in, over time and by ticket type.

  • Check-in user overview – the work of your check-in users: how many tickets each of them checked in, by hour and by ticket.

Audience

  • Customer acquisition – where the event's customers come from, online sales by source, and which countries the attendees are from.

Need a different report?

If none of these reports shows what you need, the Cooltix team can prepare a custom report for you. Custom reports appear in the same Reports menu. See Request a custom report.

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