Reports Hub - Analytics & Insights
Reports Hub - Analytics & Insights
Section titled “Reports Hub - Analytics & Insights”The Reports Hub is your central command centre for understanding how your event is performing. Every report Velora offers is organised into logical sections so you can quickly find what you need — whether you are checking ticket sales before a Diwali gala or reviewing check-in rates after a corporate conference.
How to Get There
Section titled “How to Get There”Home > Reports
- Tap the Reports icon from your main navigation or event dashboard.
- The Reports Hub opens with all available reports grouped by section.
Sections & Available Reports
Section titled “Sections & Available Reports”The hub organises reports into seven sections. Each report card shows a title and a brief description. Tap any card to open that report.
| Section | Reports Available | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | Executive Summary | Quick event health check — revenue, check-ins, KPIs at a glance |
| Ticketing & Sales | Ticket Sales, Ticket Batch Summary, Purchase History | Understanding sales trends, sell-through rates per tier, and attendee purchase records |
| Attendance & Access | Attendee Summary, Ticket Scanning, Guest List | Tracking registered vs. checked-in, entry verification, RSVP status and headcount |
| Program & Engagement | Activity Participation | Session registrations, capacity utilisation, and fill rates |
| Finance | Revenue Summary, Transaction Detail | Revenue trends, breakdowns, payment analytics, and financial reconciliation |
| Vendors & Sponsors | Booth & Vendor Summary | Booth allocation, vendor bookings, and vendor revenue |
| Operations | Task & Operations | Task completion rates, team workload, and overdue tracking |
Understanding the Layout
Section titled “Understanding the Layout”- On mobile, reports are displayed in a single-column list grouped by section.
- On tablets, reports appear in a two-column grid.
- On desktop (1024dp and above), reports display in a three-column grid.
Each report card includes:
- A colour-coded icon for quick visual identification
- The report name in bold
- A one-line description of what the report covers
- A chevron arrow indicating it is tappable
What to Do Next
Section titled “What to Do Next”| Goal | Where to Go |
|---|---|
| Get a quick snapshot of event health | Executive Summary Report |
| Understand revenue trends and breakdowns | Revenue Summary Report |
| Check who showed up vs. who registered | Attendee Summary Report |
| Review your guest RSVP status | Guest List Report |
| See how sessions and activities are filling up | Activity Participation Report |
| View individual purchase records | Purchase History Report |
| Audit every payment for reconciliation | Transaction Detail Report |
| Track task progress and team workload | Task & Operations Report |
Related Articles
Section titled “Related Articles”- Executive Summary Report
- Revenue Summary Report
- Attendee Summary Report
- Guest List Report
- Activity Participation Report
- Purchase History Report
- Transaction Detail Report
- Task & Operations Report
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Reports hub shows no report cards | Ensure you have organiser-level access to the event. Reports are only available to event organisers and admins. |
| A specific report card is not appearing | Some reports require specific features to be enabled for the event (e.g., ticket sales must be configured to see ticket reports). |
| Report takes a long time to load after tapping | Large events with many transactions may take a moment. The report screens show a loading indicator while data is fetched. |