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Purchase History Report

The Purchase History Report is an attendee-facing screen that shows your personal ticket purchases across all events. Unlike the organiser-focused reports, this one is scoped to the currently logged-in user — you see only your own purchases.

Home > Reports > Purchase History

  1. Open the Reports Hub from the main navigation.
  2. Under the Ticketing & Sales section, tap Purchase History.
  3. Your purchase data loads automatically based on your account.

Quick overview of your purchasing activity:

MetricDescription
Total PurchasesNumber of ticket purchases you have made
Total SpentCombined amount paid across all purchases (in INR)
Events AttendedNumber of distinct events you purchased tickets for
ActionDescription
Column ChooserCustomise which columns appear in the grid
ExportDownload your purchase records
RefreshRe-fetch your latest purchase data

Filter your purchase history by:

  • Date range — Narrow to a specific time period
  • Inline column filters — Search by event name, ticket type, or payment status

A sortable grid showing each purchase:

  • Event name
  • Ticket type / tier
  • Quantity
  • Amount paid
  • Payment date
  • Payment status

Navigate through your purchase records page-by-page.

If you have not purchased any tickets yet, you see:

  • A ticket icon
  • “No purchases yet”
  • “Your ticket purchases will appear here once you register for an event.”
GoalWhere to Go
View detailed payment records (as organiser)Transaction Detail Report
Check overall revenue (as organiser)Revenue Summary Report
Return to all reportsReports Hub
IssueSolution
”No purchases yet” but I know I bought a ticketEnsure you are logged in with the same phone number or email you used to purchase. If you purchased as a guest, those records may not be linked to your account.
Amount shown does not match my bank statementThe amount shown is the ticket price. Bank statements may include payment gateway fees or GST separately.
Purchase from an old event is missingCheck the date filter — it may be set to a recent range. Set it to “All time” to see your complete history.