MERIT event analytics help organizers understand how a matchmaking event performed. After meetings are scheduled and attendees begin using the event, organizers can review participation, meeting activity, request activity, schedule utilization, and exportable meeting data from the event workspace. Use this page to understand what the analytics view shows and how to use it for post-event review.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.meritmatch.io/llms.txt
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What analytics show
The analytics view summarizes the event in several sections.Attendee overview
Total attendees and role distribution for the event.
Meeting statistics
Total meeting blocks, total meetings scheduled, and meeting status counts.
Requests and utilization
Meeting request totals, acceptance rate, total slots, and average table use by slot.
Popular meeting times
Time slots with the most scheduled meetings.
Reviewing meetings
The analytics view includes an All Meetings table. This table shows scheduled meeting records with:- Date
- Time
- Company 1
- Company 2
- Status
Exporting event data
Organizers can export event data from the relevant event management views.- Meeting CSV
- Organizer meeting CSV
- Attendee CSV
The analytics meeting export includes meeting date, meeting time, the two companies, and meeting status. Use it to review the full meeting list outside MERIT or share operational meeting data with approved organizers.
Export availability can vary by event configuration and user permissions. Only share exported participant or meeting data with people authorized to receive it.
Post-event review
A practical post-event review usually starts with a few questions:- How many attendees joined the event?
- How were attendees distributed across the event roles?
- How many meetings were scheduled, completed, cancelled, or marked no-show?
- How many meeting requests were accepted?
- Which time slots were most heavily used?
- Do organizer teams need the attendee or meeting CSV for internal follow-up?
