The Event Performance Report consolidates completed-event registrations, attendance, appointment outcomes, client conversions, event marketing spend, production, CAC, and ROI.
Use this report to compare completed-event performance by month, day of week, subject, venue, start time, speaker, mail house, event type, venue and start date, or individual event internal name.
This report shows Completed events only. The default Event Status selection is Completed.
This report is a reporting view only. It does not edit events, attendees, appointments, pipeline records, expenses, or financial accounts.
This report updates every 15 minutes, so the latest data may not appear immediately.
Use the Event Date range to choose a period that contains the completed events you want to review. The report results update based on the selected Event Date range and filters.
Use the filters at the top of the report to narrow event performance data.
Available filters and controls include:
Selecting Head of Household filters to attendees whose contact details have Head of Household set to yes and excludes other attendees.
Select Reset Filters to clear the selected filters and return the report to its default view.
Appointments, Production, CAC, and ROI are attributed to the most recent event attended within the selected period when a client attends multiple events.
Use this attribution rule when reviewing performance across multiple events in the same date range.
The report organizes performance into high-level groups such as Conversions & CAC, Event Stats, and Seminars ROI.
KPI labels shown in the report include:
The first event and attendee cards draw from Events and Event Attendees. First appointment Set and Kept metrics draw from Appointments. Became Client draws from Sales Pipeline. Financial outcomes draw from Financial Accounts.
The Seminars ROI section shows Revenue and ROI for 1 Year, 3 Years Projected, and 5 Years Projected.
ROI is based on revenue from both AUM and insurance. Insurance-related ROI is typically realized within the first year, while AUM ROI accrues over a longer period, typically 3 to 5 years.
The report does not expose the ROI equation, assumed fee rates, commission percentages, or projection method in this article.
The report also includes a Pending & Forecasted section that shows Pending and Forecasted values.
Issued Production by converted clients is shown as a map section when supporting geographic data is available.
Performance tables commonly include metrics such as:
Report breakdown sections include:
The Event Performance by Event section may also expose Mailer Codes.
The detail sections can include sensitive contact, event, appointment, and financial information. Review and export this data only when appropriate for your role.
The List of Attendees includes:
The List of Contacts Became Clients includes:
The List of Contacts booked 1st Appt. includes:
The AVG Number of Days Between Event and 1st Appointment Kept (Source-wise) section shows the average number of days between the event and the first appointment kept for attendees who did not request an appointment on the event date.
This section includes:
The report pulls together information from multiple areas of LeadCenter.AI:
Report sections include controls labeled Optional metrics, Show applied filters, and Show chart menu.
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