Registration and attendance
Who registered, who was approved, who attended, who did not attend and how registration converted into attendance.
See what the audience actually did.
Follow registration, attendance, watch time, engagement, replay, on-demand viewing and programme progress from one webinar to the next. Use tags, clear reports and explainable audience intelligence without turning an unexplained score into a decision.
Product screenshot, the webinar report with registration, attendance and engagement
Reliable facts, explainable intelligence.
Reporting starts with events the platform can attribute: who registered, was approved, attended, watched, asked, answered, clicked, downloaded and viewed eligible content. Tags help teams organise and find webinars without replacing the underlying event evidence. Those facts stay tied to the webinar and the person or account they concern.
Audience intelligence turns governed first-party evidence into explainable recommendations for registration, engagement, attendance and revenue action. Compare periods, funnels and content outcomes without losing the underlying event. Consent, suppression and uncertainty still matter; an unknown signal is not a negative score.
Paid reporting moves from account to workspace to webinar detail. Compare registration-to-attendance and viewing funnels, programme progression and content performance; use scheduled reports and safe exports where the account is eligible. Attribution is evidence about influence, not proof that one webinar caused a sale.
Registration and attendance against every session- Watch time, polls, Q&A, chat, CTA and resource engagement recorded with the session
- Replay and content facts from eligible, verified viewing
- Person- and account-level evidence with reasons, plus cross-webinar trends
What this covers
From evidence to a decision people can inspect.
Use connected reporting to understand what happened and why a next step is suggested.
Engagement
Watch time, polls, Q&A, chat, reactions, CTA activity and resource use, kept with the session.
Recorded viewing
Replay, Evergreen, Simulive and on-demand viewing evidence, with source, access and completion context preserved.
Account evidence
Bring relevant person and account activity together across tagged webinars without crossing customer boundaries.
Explainability
Recommendations for registration, attendance, engagement and revenue action show their evidence, confidence and exclusions.
Programme and trend reporting
Compare periods, cohorts and related sessions while retaining event-level evidence. Start sees account totals and averages; paid plans add drill-down.
From fact to decision
Keep the evidence visible all the way to the next action.
Start with attributable events
Use registration, approval, attendance, watch time, engagement and eligible recorded viewing from the webinar record.
Compare without hiding the source
Review funnels, periods, cohorts and related sessions while retaining the event-level evidence behind each result.
Inspect the recommendation
Show the reasons, confidence and exclusions behind a suggested audience or next action before a person decides what to do.
Keep reading
Related pages.
Questions
Questions about analytics.
What does reporting track?
Reporting connects registration, approval, attendance, no-shows, watch time, polls, Q&A, chat, CTA activity, resources, email outcomes and eligible replay, Evergreen, Simulive or on-demand viewing. Tags help organise and find webinars, while the underlying facts stay tied to the webinar and the person or account they concern.
How is audience intelligence explained?
It turns governed first-party evidence into explainable recommendations, and any recommendation shows the evidence behind it. Consent, suppression and uncertainty still matter; an unknown signal is not a negative score.
What reporting does each plan include?
Start sees account totals and averages. Paid reporting moves from account to workspace to webinar detail, with scheduled reports and safe exports where the account is eligible.
Can I compare results across webinars?
Yes. Compare periods, cohorts, funnels and related sessions, including programme progression and content performance, while retaining event-level evidence.
Does attribution prove a webinar caused a sale?
No. Attribution is evidence about influence, not proof that one webinar caused a sale.