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# Dashboard

The **Report Dashboard** provides a real-time overview of your event’s registration and sales performance. It helps you quickly monitor key metrics and make informed decisions.

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### 🧭 How to Access

1. Log in to your **EventNook account**
2. Select your event
3. Go to:\
   **Report → Dashboard**

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### 📊 Dashboard Overview

The dashboard displays a summary of:

* **Registrations**
* **Tickets issued**
* **Sales revenue**
* **Order status (Confirmed, Pending, Cancelled, Incomplete)**

This gives you a quick snapshot of your event performance.

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### 🔢 Key Metrics Explained

#### 1️⃣ Confirmed

* Total number of **completed registrations**
* Includes:
  * Successful online payments
  * Approved registrations

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#### 2️⃣ Pending

* Registrations that are **not yet confirmed**
* Includes:
  * Manual approval cases
  * Offline/manual payment (e.g., bank transfer)
  * Waiting list (if applicable)

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#### 3️⃣ Registration Summary by Order Status

This table shows:

* Total **tickets sold**
* Total **orders**
* Total **revenue**

Grouped by status:

* Complete
* Pending
* Cancelled
* Incomplete

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#### 4️⃣ Ticket Types Summary

This section breaks down performance by ticket type:

* Ticket capacity
* Number of completed orders
* Number of pending orders
* Sales per ticket type

💡 Useful for tracking which ticket categories are performing well.

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### 📁 Export Data

* Click **“Export to Excel”** to download your report
* Use this for:
  * Internal reporting
  * Sharing with stakeholders
  * Further data analysis

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### 🔗 Quick Navigation

From the dashboard, you can quickly access:

* **View Orders** → Detailed order-level data
* **View Attendees** → Attendee-level information

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### ⚠️ Important Notes

* Data is updated **in real-time**
* Revenue shown is based on **completed (confirmed) orders**
* Pending orders are **not counted as confirmed revenue**

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### ✅ Best Practices

* Monitor the dashboard regularly during active registration periods
* Track pending orders to follow up if needed
* Use ticket summary to adjust pricing or promotions
* Export reports for post-event analysis

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The Report Dashboard gives you a quick, actionable view of your event’s performance, helping you stay on top of registrations and sales at all times.


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