Meetings Analytics

Feature Purpose:

Provides comprehensive details about both online and offline meetings scheduled for the event.

Working with this Feature:

To access General Analytics, navigate to the Analytics module and select "General."

Upon opening General Analytics, you will find several tabs within this section.

Click on the Meetings tab to open this page:

  • Please note: Even if Appointments is turned off in module management, this Meetings tab will still be visible

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Overview of data on the Meetings Analytics page

Section

Description

Details/Filters

Total Meeting Requests

Displays the total meeting requests with an additional breakdown indicating the number and percentage of accepted, pending, and cancelled meetings.

Auto-Confirm Meeting: When the auto-confirm meetings toggle is activated, pending meeting details are concealed. If the organizer selects ‘All events,’ the pending meeting details are hidden specifically for the event where the auto-confirm meetings toggle is enabled.

Count of Online Meetings

Shows the count of meetings held online.


Count of Offline Meetings

Includes concierge meetings and displays the count of offline meetings.


Exhibitors with a Confirmed Meeting

Represents the total number of exhibitors who have at least one confirmed meeting. Includes regular and concierge meetings initiated or received by the exhibitor. Counts confirmed meetings as of today from all sources except Round Tables and Speed Networking. Each unique meeting is counted only once, regardless of the number of team members attending from the same exhibitor.


Average Number of Confirmed Meetings per Exhibitor

Calculates the average number of confirmed meetings per exhibitor. Includes all regular and concierge meetings, both initiated and received. The metric considers the exhibitor and all its team members collectively. Excludes Round Tables and Speed Networking.

  • Includes all regular and concierge meetings

  • Excludes Round Tables and Speed Networking

  • Counts each meeting as one, regardless of team member participation

  • Considers the exhibitor and all its team members collectively

Source

Captures the source page from where the meeting is scheduled/initiated.

  • Web Sources: Exhibitor List, Exhibitor public profile, Product List, Product public profile, People page (Delegates List, Buyers List, Speaker List), Participant public profile, Groups, Feed (in the profile burger menu), Recommendations, Matchmaking, Community, Website pages (from web builder blocks, both new and old website builder), Marketing Campaigns, My Favourites, Dashboard, Notifications, Meeting Wizard Mobile App: Participant’s profile, Connections page, Product profile page, Recommendations, Notifications

Meeting Initiator

Shows who initiated the meeting request.


Meetings Over Time Diagram

Displays meetings (accepted, pending, cancelled) per chosen period

Auto-Confirm Meeting: When the auto-confirm meetings toggle is activated, pending meeting details are concealed. If the organizer selects ‘All events,’ the pending meeting details are hidden specifically for the event where the auto-confirm meetings toggle is enabled.

Meeting Feedback

Displays meetings categorized based on the provided ratings.


Total Number of Unique Participants in Meetings

Shows the progression over time for the total number of participants in meetings (each participant counts only once).


Most Requests Sent

Lists the top users based on the number of meeting requests made.

  • Show up to 5 results by default. If there are more, a ‘Show more’ button should appear, allowing 5 additional results to be displayed for that particular block. This process can be repeated until no more results are available. Scrolling should be enabled in this block when more items are loaded (similar to the Marketplace page in Analytics).”

  • Not displayed if organisers pick All in the event dropdown

Most Requests Received

Lists the top users based on the number of meeting requests received.

  • Show up to 5 results by default. If there are more, a ‘Show more’ button should appear, allowing 5 additional results to be displayed for that particular block. This process can be repeated until no more results are available. Scrolling should be enabled in this block when more items are loaded (similar to the Marketplace page in Analytics).

  • Not displayed if organisers pick All in the event dropdown


Special Cases to be Noted:

  • For suppliers, 'Including team members' indicates that all meetings scheduled by team members should be attributed to the exhibitor, to whom those team members belong. Consequently, the names of those team members are not listed on the leaderboard.

  • If a participant holds multiple roles and initiates a meeting, it will be categorized according to the highest role in the hierarchy. The hierarchy is as follows: Supplier (team member) > Buyer > Speaker/Moderator > Participant. For instance, if a participant serves as both a Buyer and a Team Member, any meeting they initiate will be attributed to their role as a Team Member in the Meeting Initiators chart. If a Participant sets up 3 meetings, for example, and then his role was changed to Buyer under which he set up 2 meetings, in the stats we will have 5 meetings recorded for Buyers. If the role of the Participant was changed to Team Member, the count of all his/her previous meetings will be transitioned to the exhibitor to whose team he belongs.

  • If a meeting is arranged by a user and also includes other participants, only that user is designated as the meeting initiator.

  • Both regular and concierge meetings are counted in the analytics. Concierge meetings are considered as offline meetings.