Statistics and the report
Participants, attendance, satisfaction, site audience and your own figures, in a report you send by link.
What it does
What the database knows is right without turning anything on; the rest, you enter.
- Participants and attendance computed by the database: those figures need no setting.
- Site audience with no third-party cookies or IP addresses: journeys, referrers, devices, time present.
- Cards for figures you enter when the platform cannot measure them, such as press coverage or revenue.
- A shared report by link, revocable, whose unticked parts do not even leave the database.
- A ready-made satisfaction survey, sent only to the participants who came, once the event is over; its NPS, average rating and response rate can be added to the report as cards.
What it does not do
An event report, not a marketing analytics tool.
- No cross-referencing with an advertising tool. Nothing goes to a third-party tool except the integration you connect yourself: Google Analytics 4 then receives, for each registration, a pseudonymous identifier derived from the address. Measurement serves the report, not retargeting.
- No automatic comparison between two editions: an event’s figures are read on its own report.
Questions we get
- Does audience measurement use cookies?
- No third-party cookies and no IP address. An identifier kept in the browser avoids counting tabs from the same browser twice, and detail is erased after thirteen months.
- Can a report be sent to a client?
- Yes, by a link you compose: you tick what it shows, and you can revoke it. It opens no dashboard access.
- Can figures that do not come from the product be included?
- Yes, that is what entered cards are for. They sit alongside computed figures, in the same report.