Analytics and reporting

Session performance

See how attendees engaged with each session, with views, reach, bookmarks, ratings and registrations, and download the results.

Session performance shows how attendees engaged with every session and subsession in your schedule. Use it to see which sessions drew interest, which were rated well, and which filled up.

You'll find Session performance in the event sidebar after launch, under Analytics. All numbers cover the whole event so far and can be up to a minute behind. Times are in your event's time zone.

The Session Performance page with Total Session Views 1248, Total Bookmarks 412, Unique Viewers 186 of 240 attendees and Avg Rating 4.3 / 5 from 48 ratings, above the sessions table with views, unique viewers, % attendees, bookmarks, average ratings and registrations for each session.

The numbers at the top

CardWhat it shows
Total Session ViewsTimes attendees opened a session's details. Every open counts.
Total BookmarksTimes attendees added a session to their schedule.
Unique ViewersAttendees who opened at least one session, each counted once, out of everyone on your attendee list.
Avg RatingThe average star rating attendees gave, out of 5. Shown when at least one session can be rated.

Your own previews in the CMS are left out, so averages can differ slightly from what you see in the app.

The sessions table

ColumnWhat it shows
ViewsTimes the session was opened.
Unique ViewersAttendees who opened it, each counted once.
% AttendeesUnique viewers as a share of everyone on your attendee list.
BookmarksTimes attendees added it to their schedule.
Avg RatingThe average rating and how many ratings, such as 4.3 (12). Off means ratings are turned off for the session; - means nobody has rated it yet.
RegisteredFor sessions that take registrations: confirmed sign-ups out of the capacity, and how many are waitlisted.

A session with subsessions shows totals for itself and its subsessions. Click the arrow to see each subsession on its own. Its rating is always the session's own.

Search by title or track, filter by track, and click any column to sort. The table opens sorted by Views.

Registered here means people signed up for that session. It's different from the "registered attendees" in How engagement is measured, which means everyone on your attendee list.

Look at one session

Click a session to open its details:

  • Its rating. Click it to see every rating, with comments and, if speakers are rated too, each speaker's rating.
  • Cards for Page Views, Bookmarks, Resource Links, Attachments, Product Clicks and Ratings. Click one to filter the chart and feed below.
  • Activity Timeline: activity per hour.
  • Live Activity: the latest actions attendees took on the session.

The Session performance drawer for one session, rated 4.2 from 18 ratings, with cards for All Activity, Page Views, Bookmarks, Resource Links, Attachments, Product Clicks and Ratings, an Activity Timeline with two peaks during the morning, and Live Activity below.

Click the rating to open Ratings: how many attendees gave each number of stars, then every rating with who gave it, when, and any comment. If speakers are rated too, each speaker's average and stars appear alongside. Click Back to return.

The Ratings panel for one session: 4.2 from 18 ratings with a bar for each number of stars, then each attendee's rating with their name, role, time and stars, and comments such as Practical examples we can use right away.

Download

Click the download button at the top right:

The Session Performance page with an arrow pointing to the download button at the top right, next to All times in America/Los_Angeles.

  • Sessions downloads the table as a CSV, including every subsession. If you've searched or filtered, you get Sessions (filtered) instead.
  • Ratings and comments downloads every rating for the whole event, with the attendee, their comment and any speaker ratings. It ignores your filters.

Downloads hold up to 25,000 rows.

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