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This dashboard gives you a perfect overview of the performances to come. You can select in the upper part the time frame you want to consider and follow your sales, turnover, available seats and other useful KPIs. This dashboard is ideal for a daily follow-up of the sales of you coming performances.

This report focuses on the latest sales on a time frame selected by the user and enables you to compare with the equivalent past period (today/yesterday, this week/last week, etc).

You can know in glimpse if your sales are betterthis month than the month before!

The following KPIs are avaiable:

• Number of performances on the selected period
• Comparison with the past period
• Sales on the selected period
• Comaprison wth the past period

This report provides an overview of the ticket sales of the past performances during a time frame selected by the user. The chart on the left-hand side shows the number of sold tickets (in blue) compared to the total amount of available seats (in red). The table on the right-hand side will show the actual turnover (in blue) compared to the maximum turnover (see definition in KPI definition). It will enables you to follow-up on your sales per performances and know how they are perfoming.

This report is very similar to the Performance Report, the only difference is that data are grouped by events and not performances.

The Overview is a dashboard showing key values of all events from a defined period (use data selection screen for exemple to select the time frame). You can see the total performances, the coming /past ones, the capacity, number of sold tickets, etc. It will give you a great overview of where you are and where you are heading.

The table on the bottom can be grouped by year and months, months and days of the week thus allowing a structured view on the productions.

This report will give you some insights on your activity in terms of weekdays and months. Thus, you can quickly see which days of the week have the most performances in average, the highest turnover or amount of sold tickets. You can have the same information in terms of months. See which months/days of the week are the busiest ones!

This report is worthy to be understood as it enables you to compare events (with single or multiple performance(s)) in terms of ticket available vs. sold per performance and cumulated. It is very usefull to help you determine the balanced number of performances you should plan for a given event for example.

Composed of four scatter plots with the following content:

• top-left: tickets by performance vs. capacity by performance
• top-right: cumulative tickets vs. cumulative capacity
• bottom-left: actual turnover vs. maximum revenue by performance
• bottom-right: actual cumulative turnover vs. cumulative maximum turnover
  
  
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This report focuses on amount of sales on a daily basis. It will show how many tickets have been sold and if it was for occasionnal contacts, season ticket holders or members. You will also see the turnover split among these audience.

The table at the bottom gives you more details on the sales, booking, cancellations and the split by events.

This report focuses on the period the tickets were purchased for a given performance. Select "Since Start of the year" and check when did people purchased their tickets? Was it during this periond (in blue) or before (in yellow) and what is the proportion of remaining available seat on sales.

The table at the bottom gives you some details on the seat categories, booking, etc.

This report is simply a must to follow-up on your sales! You are able to compare sales volumes (tickets sold & turnover) and compare with the same past period. For exemple, below we care comparing two seasons and check the sales months by months and on a cumulative basis as well. Once can see that sales were better in Februrary 2017 than 2018 but were better this January.

The table at the bottom will enable you to go deeper in your analysis and sort data by months, productions, sub-themes or venues.

This report keeps the same logic as the one before but focus on the utilization (amount of sold tickets + reservations) in order to show how full your venue has been in the past months and compare with last year/season.