Summary Graph: Provides a timeline graph of your virtual event. You can choose the graph variable to display either page views, unique visitors, or immediate exits. You can adjust the viewing period using the start and end date selectors. A summary is also available at the bottom of the page.

Page Views: Total number of page views across all pages on the platform.

Immediate Exits: All visits to the platform lasting less than 30 seconds.

Unique Visitors: The number of distinct individuals who have visited the platform.

User Sessions: The number of individual sessions by the aforementioned visitors.

Average Concurrent Visitors: The average number of visitors present on the platform at the same time.

Peak Concurrent Visitors: The highest number of visitors present on the platform simultaneously.

Average Engagement Time (in seconds): The average amount of time visitors have spent engaging with the platform.

Average Absolute Time (in seconds): The average total time visitors have spent on the platform.

Select Event Pages: Choose which event pages' sales analytics you want to view.

Set Range and Interval: Define the variation and time range for the analytics display.

Page Views: The total number of times the sales page has been viewed.

Store Opens: The number of times the store page has been opened.

Started Orders: The number of times an order process has been initiated.

Orders Reaching Payment Stage: The number of orders that have proceeded to the payment stage.

Paid Orders: The number of orders that have been successfully paid for.

Page Views

Immediate Exits

Products Proceeded to Payment

Store Opens

Started Orders

Select Event Pages: Choose which event pages' sales analytics you want to view.

Select Type: Choose the type of data you want the chart to display.

Set Time Range: Define the time range for the analytics display.

Select Store: Choose the specific store you want to examine.

Choose Metrics: You can select metrics such as page views, immediate exits, products proceeded to payment, store opens, and started orders.

Adjust Time Range: Use the start and end dates to modify the viewable period.

Select Survey – Choose the survey you want to analyze.

Select Time Period – Choose the time period for which you want to view the data.

Tickets Sold via Liveto – Total number of tickets sold through Liveto's pre-sale and how many of these have been scanned per ticket type.

Percentage of Scanned Tickets – How many of the sold tickets have been scanned.

Listing – The list also shows scans per ticket type. Scanned Tickets indicates how many of the sold tickets have been scanned. The same number is also presented as a percentage.

Tickets Sold via External Services – e.g., total number of tickets sold at the door and scans. Note: This feature is coming soon.

Daily Scans – Shows scanned tickets per day and per product. Select the desired day from the left menu to view the day's scans per product.

Scan Data – Clicking on scan data reveals all scan information per ticket type.

Total Ticket Types Scanned – Indicates how many different ticket types have been scanned. This number does not reflect the number of scans.

Scans and Total Scans – Indicates the number of scans per ticket type.

Arrows – Updates the view.

Device-Specific Scans – Shows scanned tickets per device, per day, and per product. If devices are named by scanner or gate, these names will appear on this report. Clicking on scan data reveals all scan details for that device.

Total Days – Indicates how many different days scans have been performed.

Scans and Total Scans – Shows the number of scans per product.

Arrows – Updates the view.

Location-Specific Scans – Shows scanned tickets based on location. If no complex access control is set for the event, locations will only show the event entrance. Locations may include internal scanning points within the event area. Clicking on scan data reveals all scan details for the specific location.

Select Columns to Display in Table – Filter the list based on desired attributes. Choose the data in the order you want them to appear in the report.

Scan All Out – Check out all visitors from the event at once. Note: Clicking this button clears the reports. This is useful when exit check-in is used and not every visitor needs to be scanned out individually.

Arrows – Updates the view.

Excel – Download an Excel file of the selected scan data.

Exhibitors – Displays scanned tickets based on the exhibitor. Clicking on scan data reveals all scan details for that exhibitor. Detailed information about each scan can be accessed by clicking on the scan data.

Select Columns to Display in Table – Filter the list based on desired attributes. Choose the data in the order you want them to appear in the report.

Arrows – Updates the view.

Excel – Download an Excel file of the selected scan data.