# Event Stats
The **Event Stats** dashboard gives you a real-time overview of how attendees are interacting with your event. It collects key data points from their activity across the platform and displays them in clear, easy-to-understand blocks.
You can use these stats to measure engagement, understand what’s working, and identify areas to improve — and you can export the data for further analysis if needed.
Events Stats
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## What You’ll See
Here’s a breakdown of what each block shows:
**Attendee Engagement**
* **Online Now** – Number of users currently active in the platform.
* **Logged In** – Total number of users who have logged in.
* **Total Users** – Total number of users registered for the event.
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**Meeting Activity**
* **Accepted Meetings** – Number of meetings that have been accepted.
* **Pending Meetings** – Number of meetings awaiting a response.
* **Declined Meetings** – Number of meetings that have been declined
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**Chat Activity**
* **Chats Started** – Number of new chats started by attendees.
* **Chats Responded** – Number of chat replies.
* **Discussed Meeting** – Number of meetings discussed via chat.
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**Profile & Discovery**
* **Attendee Searches** – Number of searches performed by attendees to find other attendees.
* **Saved Profiles** – Number of user profiles saved by attendees.
* **Peer-to-Peer Scans** – Number of connections made through QR code scanning.
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**Gamification**
* **Points Collected** – Total number of QR points collected by attendees.
* **QR Scans** – Total number of QR scans completed.
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**Sessions**
* **Stage Visits** – Number of visits to live sessions or stages.
* **Saved Sessions** – Number of sessions saved to personal schedules.
* **Average Session Rating** – Average rating given to sessions by attendees.
* **Average Speaker Rating** – Average rating given to speakers.
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**Exhibitors**
* **Exhibitor Visits** – Number of visits to exhibitor booths.
* **Bag Items Saved** – Number of documents and downloads saved to the Delegate Bag.
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### Internal Staff Filter Toggle
At the top of the **Event Stats** page, you'll find a new toggle that helps you refine your data:
**Exclude Internal Staff**\
This toggle allows you to exclude internal Totem or Informa staff from the Event Stats view, based on their email domain.
* **Toggle OFF (default):**\
Attendees with Totem or Informa email domains are **excluded** from the statistics. This helps give a more accurate view of actual attendee engagement.
* **Toggle ON:**\
All users, including Totem and Informa staff, are **included** in the data.
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💡This toggle resets to **OFF by default** each time you visit the page, ensuring internal activity doesn't skew your event metrics unless intentionally included.
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> ### 🔍 **How Event Stats Differs from Event Reports**
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> **Note:** The numbers shown in **Event Stats** provide a quick overview of total activities, like meetings, scans, and chats. For a more detailed view — including **sender, recipient, and guest statuses** for meetings — use the [**Event Reports section.**](/events-guide/reports/event-reports.md) This gives you granular insights into how individual attendees engaged during the event.
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## User Tags Overview
The **User Tags Overview** shows you which filters and tags attendees selected the most during your event.
This makes it easy to see what topics and networking preferences matter most to your audience.
**What You’ll See:**
* **Goal Selection:** A breakdown of top goals chosen by attendees (e.g., Blockchain, Learn about the market).
* **User Networking Preference:** Tags showing how attendees want to network or who they’re looking to meet.
* **User Networking Self Selection:** A view of attendees’ self-identified roles or focus areas for networking.
Use this data to spot trends, tailor future events, and better understand attendee interests.
Tags Distribution Stats.
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