Using Event Reports in Greet

Updated 12 days ago

Overview

The Reports section holds every check-in, session attendance record, badge print, and captured signature for an event.

The Reports section updates live during the event and doubles as your post-event export tool.

This guide covers the stat tiles at the top of the page, what each of the three tabs shows, how to read session-level data, and how to export your data as CSV or Excel.

Navigating to Reports

Open the event from the Account Dashboard.

Click Reports in the left sidebar.

The Stat Tiles

Four tiles sit across the top of the page and refresh automatically as attendees arrive.

The Three Tabs

Below the tiles, three tabs control what’s shown on the rest of the page.

The three tabs are Overview, Attendees, and Sessions.

Overview

The Overview tab opens by default.

The Overview tab shows a Check-in Summary card with three sub-tiles.

Attendees

Click Attendees to see a per-person breakdown.

The Attendee Details table has one row per registrant.

The Attendee Details table includes these columns: Name, Email, Company (blank if not collected), Status (Checked In for attendees who arrived), Check-ins (the total number of distinct check-ins the attendee logged across event entry and any sessions), Badge (whether a badge was printed), and Signature (whether a signature was captured).

Sessions

Click Sessions to see per-session attendance.

Each session in the event appears as its own block showing:

Each session block includes a per-attendee roster with Name, Email, Check-in Time, and Status. A registered chip means the attendee is signed up but hasn’t arrived yet. A checked in chip with a timestamp means they’re in the room.

Click Time Tracking on any session block to open a duration view showing how long each attendee spent in that session.

Exporting Your Data

First, navigate to the tab you want to export.

Choose Attendees for the full roster.

Choose Sessions for per-session data.

In the top-right corner of the page: 1. Check Include signatures in export if you need signature data in the file. Leave it unchecked if you only need the attendance roster. 2. Click CSV to download a comma-separated file. Click Excel to download an .xlsx file with formatting preserved.

The export reflects whichever tab is active when you click download.

A Note on Live Data

The stat tiles update throughout the event with no manual refresh needed.

After the event ends, the stat tiles settle into a final summary you can reference or export at any time.

For a detailed walkthrough of how to use Greet Check In, please see the training video below: