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📱Statistics (App)

This page describes how you can download the statistics after your event in order to get some more insights into the event in numerical fashion.

How to access your app statistics

You can access the app statistics from within the Admin panel by completing the following steps:

  1. Open the Admin panel

  2. Go to Statistics --> App Stats

  3. This will open an overview of some key statistics from your event

How to export the app statistics

You can make exports of the app statistics by completing the following steps:

  1. Open the Admin panel

  2. Go to Statistics --> App Stats

  3. Click on the Export button

  4. Choose the from the drop down list the data you wish to export

Please see relevant articles listed below for an explanation of what data is included in each export:

In the table below you can find a short description of each displayed statistic.

Logged-in users: how many users have logged into the app

Checked-in users: how many users have been checked into the event with the check-in or badge printing function

Unique badges printed: the number of badges that have been printed during the event.

Total favourited sessions: the number of sessions that have been added to the personal programme by the users.

Under the session statistics, all sessions are presented with the dates and times on which they take place and the number of users that are subscribed to the sessions.

The social wall statistics present the total number of messages that have been posted on the social wall. Furthermore, it also shows how many people have posted on the social wall and the total number of likes of the social wall posts.

The file downloads show the statistics of the files that have been downloaded by users.

File --> the name of the file that has been downloaded by one of the users.

Channel --> from where the user downloaded the file.

Full name --> the name of the user that downloaded the file.

E-mail --> the e-mail address of the user that downloaded the file.

Time --> date and time of when this user downloaded the file.

The networking table stats show the number of active networking tables during the event and how many people subscribed to these networking tables.

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