Reporting
The numbers you are asked for, without the export.
Revenue, attendance and what your marketing earned, from the same record that sold the tickets and scanned them at the door.
The actual problem
Most event reports are assembled by hand.
Ticketing has one number, the door has another, the email tool has a third. Somebody reconciles them in a spreadsheet the week after, and the board gets whichever version survived.
What it covers
Revenue, attendance, and the people behind both.
Revenue by event, by program and across all time. Sold against checked in against no-show. This year against last, and first-timers against repeats.
Reporting across every event in your year, including first-time and returning attendees, is part of Janix Portfolio.
Marketing
What each campaign actually earned.
Revenue is attributed to the campaign that produced it, in tickets and dollars, through the checkout itself.
One person
Look anyone up. See their whole history.
Search for a person and read everything they have done with you: every purchase and every check-in, across every event, on one record.
The full list
One set of numbers, not three.
What Janix Event Suite reports on, in one list.
Reporting — 8 capabilities
- Revenue by event, program and all time
- Attendance: sold, checked in, no-show
- Year-over-year comparison (Portfolio)
- First-timers against repeat attendees (Portfolio)
- Live scan counts and arrival rate
- Revenue attribution per campaign, in tickets and dollars
- Confidence levels on reported figures
- Patron search across a person's full history
Bring the report your board asks for.
Last year's version, however it was built. Thirty minutes on which parts would come straight out of the platform.