Discover the daily overview to get a quick look at your sales.
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Go to analytics > Sales > Daily overview
Types of analytics periods you can have
- sales recognition date: this marks the moment when a sale is officially acknowledged for accounting purposes. For instance, if someone buys a product or service, the sales recognition date would usually match the visit date.
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Transaction date: the transaction date represents the actual completion date of the financial transaction.
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Visit date: this refers to the precise date when a customer initiates their interaction or experience (the start date on the ticket).
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Booking visit date: here, the first ticket's start date is the reference point for the whole booking.
Here are the dashboards you can find in the daily overview
- How much you sold for the current period.
Attendance dashboards
- An important point to take into consideration for attendance measures is that we are only showing data for daily tickets (memberships are not included).
- How many visitors were scanned for the selected period and how many remain to check-in (those are customers with tickets valid for the period)
- What is the filling rate for the selected period and the no-show rate. If you do not scan people in, your no-show rate will be high.
Sales by channel
- How many visitors booked online ahead (in green) or purchased their ticket onsite (in pink)
- Percentage of sales through each sales channel
Sales by segment
- Percentage split between B2B and B2C sales
- Amount of B2B and B2C visitors per booking
Top best sellers
- Best ticket and retails sales
