There are several self-service event reports available for download from the dashboard to help you better understand attendee engagement for all your virtual and in-person events.
Navigate to the Reports page within the event dashboard to find all available types of report. The availability of report types are determined by the event type. Once an admin or collaborator requests a report, Gradual will export it in CSV format. It can either be downloaded in the Export History tab or be found in the email inbox of whoever requested the report.
Note: All timestamps in reports you generate will be in your local timezone, as opposed to the timezone specified for the event.
Available reports
The following image shows all existing types of report. You will see this in your Reports page if your event type is Hybrid.
Sessions Report
Available for Livestream and Hybrid events
Sessions Report includes information about the sessions that your attendees tuned into, including the duration of their stay for any session. This report uses the data submitted in the Event Setup and tracks only attendees who logged in to the event and viewed the content for more than one minute.
Agenda
This report generates the total minutes each attendee viewed each agenda session in the livestream or hybrid event. If there is no agenda built for an event, the total minutes each attendee viewed are from the start time to the end time of the event. Only attendance to the speaking sessions is counted, so 'break' sessions, 'meeting' rooms, and 'roundtable' sessions within the agenda are not included.
IMPORTANT: The report follows the exact date and time the sessions start and end in the Agenda that is built in the Event Setup in the dashboard. If your event is running ahead of schedule, or behind, it will not track those discrepancies.
It is important to verify that your agenda matches the date and time of the hosted event before you go live, so this report generates accurate results.
Viewership
This report shows the total minutes each attendee viewed each session as set in the Agenda. Currently, viewership is tracked only if an attendee views for >1 minute.
Each attendee is listed by their email address and the total duration spent in the event or session is listed in line with their ID. For collaborators, event managers & editors will see the attendee's full name instead of email address.
Note: This report does not provide the time the attendee logged in or out of the event. That information can be found in the attendee export.
Event Data
This report generates other helpful information about the event like who created it in the dashboard, the exact date and time the event started and ended and any speakers or sponsors.
Registered Attendees Report
Available for all events
This report generates detailed information on all registered attendees with their profile and event registration information. This report can be generated from the Reports tab, or the Attendees tab.
Use the attendee export report to decipher who was there, and who didn’t show up.
Note: The attendee info includes, among other things, their name, email, title, company, LinkedIn, location, member type, approval status, attendee type, onboarded date/time, last online date/time, and registered date/time, along with the promo code they used and any spaces and clubs they belong to.
Meeting events:
The Attendee report includes three fields that will help you see who logged in, for how long, and when.
Total Duration (min): shows how many minutes the attendee was logged into the meeting room
First Joined At & Last Left At: shows when they first joined the meeting room and when they last left the meeting room
Livestream events:
Export the Attendee report immediately following the event to see when attendees were last online, and in the event.
Last Online: shows the timestamp attendees were last online
If the timestamp was during the date & time of the event, they were logged in - if not, they were a no-show
Logged In Attendees Report
Available for Webinar, 1:1 Match, Meeting, Livestream, and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on all attendees who logged into the event for more than 1 minute, with their profile and event registration information. This report can be generated from the Reports tab, or the Attendees tab.
Note: The attendee info includes, among other things, their name, email, title, company, LinkedIn, location, member type, approval status, attendee type, onboarded date/time, last online date/time, and registered date/time, along with the promo code they used and any spaces and clubs they belong to.
1:1 Match Report
Available for 1:1 Match, Livestream, and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on all attendees who participated in the 1:1 matching. This report includes all match history and the profile and event registration information for each participant.
Chat History Report
Available for Webinar, Meeting, Livestream, and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on each chat message (deleted messages included) from all stages and rooms. This report contains the message, by who (member id, email, title and company), when, and on what stage or channel (breakout rooms included). It will also include the type of message, chat, Q&A or answers to Q&A questions.
This report can also be exported from the event dashboard → Channels → Select the stage → 'Export' in the upper right-hand side.
Q&A History Report
Available for Webinar, Meeting, Livestream, and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on the questions asked from all stages or rooms. This report includes the question asked, by who (member id, email, title and company), when, on what stage, and if it received any upvotes or answers. If moderated Q&A is enabled, it will show if it was answered, in review or deleted and the timestamp of when it was answered. If a question received an answered reply, that reply and when will also be included in the report.
Checked-In Attendees Report
Available for In-Person and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on all attendees who checked into the event with their profile and event registration information. Attendees can be manually checked in to in-person and hybrid events via the dashboard or by utilizing the Gradual Check-In app.
Note: The attendee info includes, among other things, their name, email, title, company, LinkedIn, location, member type, approval status, attendee type, onboarded date/time, last online date/time, and registered date/time, along with the promo code they used and any spaces and clubs they belong to.
Checked-In Guests Report
Available for In-Person and Hybrid events
This report generates detailed information on all guest attendees who checked into the event on-site. Guests can be manually added to in-person and hybrid events via the dashboard or by utilizing the Gradual Check-In app.
Scan Report
Available for In-Person and Hybrid events where Gradual Go was used
This report generates detailed information on all attendees and sponsors who scanned the QR codes during an in-person event, using the Gradual Go mobile event app. This report includes the attendee who scanned, the attendee who was scanned (User IDs, Names, Emails, Titles, Companies), and the timestamp of the scan.
In-Person Meeting Report
Available for In-Person and Hybrid events where Gradual Go was used
This report generates detailed information on all attendees who scheduled one-on-one meetings during an in-person event, using the Gradual Go mobile event app. This report includes the timestamp of the meeting's start and end, where they met and which users were in the meeting (User IDs, Names, Emails, Titles, Companies).
Export History
From within the Reports tab in the event dashboard, you can also see and download all requested exports for that event. The admin or collaborator who requested them, and when, are listed in this history as well.
Exports will expire after 7 days, and will not be available for download after expiration. If you'd like to download that list again and it is expired, simply navigate back to the Reports tab, and request the export again.