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Complete your event lifecycle with comprehensive post-event management. Generate final reports, archive events, export data, and review analytics to improve future events.
Post-event management is the final phase of your event lifecycle. After your event concludes, you can generate comprehensive reports, archive the event, export data for external analysis, and review final analytics to learn and improve for future events.
Important: All event data remains accessible even after archiving. You can always view historical events, download reports, and review analytics for completed events.
After your event ends, you should update the event status to reflect its completion.
When your event is complete, change its status to "Archived":
Benefits of Archiving: Keeps your active event list clean, makes it easier to find current events, and organizes completed events for historical reference.
Generate comprehensive PDF reports with all event data, analytics, and registration information for record-keeping and analysis.
To generate a final event report:
The PDF report includes comprehensive information:
Reports are generated as professional PDF documents with:
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Review final analytics to understand your event's performance and identify areas for improvement.
Analyze the data to identify:
Export event data in various formats for external analysis, accounting, or record-keeping.
Comprehensive formatted reports suitable for printing, sharing, or archival. Includes all event data, analytics, and registration lists.
Raw data export in spreadsheet format for detailed analysis, pivot tables, and custom calculations.
All event data can be exported:
Even after the event, you can manage registrations for record-keeping and follow-up purposes.
Use exported data and reports for post-event follow-up activities.
A planned feature that will allow you to clone successful events for easy reuse.
When available, event cloning will allow you to:
Note: Cloning will copy event settings but not registrations or historical data.
Recommended workflow for completing your event lifecycle:
All event data is retained indefinitely, allowing you to access historical information whenever needed.
Even after archiving, you can:
If you need to permanently remove an event, deletion is available but should be used with caution.
To delete an event:
⚠️ Warning
Deleting an event permanently removes all data including registrations, payments, and analytics. This action cannot be undone. Consider archiving instead if you may need the data later.