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Reporting

The global Reporting section gives you an aggregated view of performance across all events in your workspace. Use it to answer questions like 'how many registrations did we collect last quarter?', 'which events had the highest no-show rate?', or 'what is our total revenue year to date?'

The global Reporting dashboard, with revenue and registration charts aggregated across all events.
The global Reporting dashboard, with revenue and registration charts aggregated across all events.

Dashboard Metrics

MetricDescription
Total RegistrationsCount of all Attendee records with status Registered, across all events in the selected date range.
Total RevenueSum of completed Transaction amounts (does not include pending or refunded).
Average Registration ValueTotal revenue divided by total paid registrations.
No-show RatePercentage of Registered attendees who did not check in.
Top Events by RegistrationsRanked list of events sorted by registration count.
Revenue by EventBar chart showing revenue contribution per event.

Filtering and Date Ranges

All global reports support date range filtering (by event start date or registration date), event group filtering, and status filtering. Use these to slice the data to the period and scope you care about.

Exporting Data

Every table in the Reporting section has a CSV export button. Exports reflect the current filter state — what you see is what you get. Large exports (over 10,000 rows) are queued and delivered to your email when ready.

PII in exports

Exported reports that include attendee names and emails contain personal data. Handle these files per your organization's data handling and retention policies.

Event-Level vs Global Reporting

Each event workspace has its own Reporting tab with deeper per-event metrics (session popularity, ticket-type breakdown, form response analysis). The global Reporting section is for cross-event rollups only.

Salesforce reporting

All Forge data is stored in Salesforce and available in native Salesforce reports and dashboards. Forge reports are a convenience layer — for complex custom reports or Einstein analytics, go directly to Salesforce.