Startup Guide - Mastering Flow Event Reports

Analytics, Statistics, and Engagement Scores (Customizable)

Tharinda Lasika

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Flow provides you a set of comprehensive reports with analytics best of its class. This guide introduces and walks you through the entire Flow event report and links to detailed explanations of difficult parts.
Flow session (meetings, events, webinar room alike) report provides in-depth engagement analytics. With that, you can get a better idea of how engaging your content and how your attendees behaved during the entire webinar! It is very useful to make intelligent decisions.

What is in a Report?

Section 1: Conversions, Source Tracking, and Engagement Scores
  1. Conversion: Conversions give you an overview of the registrants. Mainly, it shows how many people viewed a registration link, the number of registrants, and the actual number of attendance.
  2. Source Tracking: Source Tracking is one of the most useful features of Flow events is the ability to track registrants so that you can distinguish the sources the registrants register from. When you create the event, you get the following option in the "Settings" section.
    Sample Scenario: Here you can add the source of registration that you expect and distribute these links to each segment of registrants.
    - For instance, you need to track who registered from an email invitation, from the website, and from a Facebook page.
    - You can easily generate custom tracking links (from a list or add your own)
    Example link: https://prod.flowapp.com/s/3AvwlnFh8g?refToken=FB
    - The report shows the number of registrants and the source in a pie chart
  3. Engagement Score: This is one of the unique and most important sections of the report. Refer the next section for more details.

What is the Engagement Score?

  • The engagement score is a great way to get an idea of a past event to identify how attendees were engaging. 
  • The output can be used to optimize the quality and engagement factors of webinar content. You can find the engagement scores by opening past reports.
  • This score takes may related data points (engagement metrics), such as Attendance Time and Surveys Answered, and combines them to create a score value which you can use to get a better idea of the overall engagement of your audience, at-a-glance, on the report Page for your webinar.

How it Works

Click the Manage button on the Engagement Score graph.

What do these Metrics Mean?


Section 2: Participant Overview

Segment 1: Geographic Location

This displays the location of each attendee to the nearest location.
The accuracy of the location depends on the data we receive from third parties. This does not display information if the number of registrants is over 500.

Segment 2: Attendee Presence

This gives you an idea of how many users were active in each webinar segment (i.e., during a slideshow, during a video play, etc.) and the timeline in minutes. This also offers to zoom-in and out feature to easily scroll through the report. Here is a screenshot of an actual report.

Section 3: Participant Details

This section also got two parts. One part displays the information about Hosts and Presenters. The other displays the information of Registrants and Attendees. This report is downloadable as a CSV and includes even more details.

Segment 1: Hosts and Presenters

Some names and locations are hidden intentionally in this screenshot.

Segment 2: Registrants and Attendees

Some names and locations are hidden intentionally in this screenshot.

Extras: CSV (Comma Separated File) Download

What is in the CVS File?

  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • email
  • Role: Host, Presenter, attendee, or Flow Support
  • Phone: Mobile users
  • Location
  • Duration in minutes
  • Entry time
  • Exit time
  • Attended: Yes/No
  • Survey Answered: How many surveys answered by at attendee
  • Chat sent
  • Questions Sent: During the Q&A attendees can ask questions
  • Attentive time in minutes: This is something important to understand. This measures how many minutes an attendee keeps the webinar room (browser tab/window) opened on the computer desktop (without minimizing or keeping it at the back). It gives a measure of attentiveness
  • Popups clicked: The number of presence checks clicked by an attendee. Presence checking is a new feature. Click here for more details
  • Engagement Score: For more details, check the Section 1 and FAQs
  • Registration source: Source tracking
  • On-Demand User: You can make replays available for new registrants to view on-demand. This designates such a user
  • Replace access date: The date the on-demand viewer accessed the replay
  • Replay progress: The percentage of the replay viewed by the user
  • Certificate Send Status.

Section 4: Survey and Webinar Feedback Survey

This survey is a pre-made survey by Flow which you can use to collect some feedback about the quality of the webinar. The survey looks like the following and it pops up when an event is ended for all by a host.

Results

The result is available as CSV.

Note: Webinar Feedback results from the following option in the Event Settings - Advanced options > Enable Webinar Feedback Survey


Section 5: Chat and Announcements

Both Presenter and Attendee chat, along with Announcements are available as both viewable text and a downloadable CSV.

Section 6: Q&A

Q&A reports are available here in a table view and as a downloadable CSV.

 

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