Reading the event performance report
Overview
The event performance report shows you how a single event is doing: sell-through rate, revenue, sponsor list, sponsorship-by-sponsorship breakdown, and first-rights conversion. It is the fastest way to know whether to push harder on outreach or call it sold out.
Before you start
You need an org_manager or chamber_staff role
The event needs to exist (status can be draft, active, or archived)
Reports populate as soon as the first sponsorship is sold or claimed
Step-by-step
Open Sidebar > Events
Click into the event you want to analyze
Click the Performance tab at the top of the event page
Review the top stat cards: Revenue, Sponsorships sold, Sell-through %, Open inventory
Scroll to the Sponsorship breakdown table to see per-sponsorship status
Check the First-rights conversion chart to see how many holders claimed
Click Export CSV to download the full report for spreadsheet work
What each metric means
Revenue — Sum of paid orders. Reservation-only orders show in a separate "Claimed value" total.
Sell-through % — Sold or claimed sponsorships divided by total inventory.
Open inventory — Sponsorships still available in
publicstatus with stock remaining.First-rights conversion — Holders who claimed divided by holders offered.
Tips & best practices
Check sell-through 2-3 weeks before the event — anything under 50% means you should ramp outreach
Use the per-sponsorship breakdown to spot tiers that are not selling and consider price changes
Compare year over year by exporting the same report from last year's event
Pair this with the chamber-wide Revenue report under Sales > Reports
FAQ
Why is my Revenue showing $0?
Either no paid orders yet, or the chamber is in reservation mode. Check Claimed Value instead.
Can I see who specifically bought what?
Yes — the report links to the sponsor list with names, businesses, and sponsorship.
How often does the report refresh?
Live — it reflects orders within seconds.
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