The Attendees Network sub-section measures the social activity your event generated — who viewed who, who connected, how many meetings were booked, and how conversations flowed. Use it to quantify networking ROI for your attendees and sponsors.
Go to Analytics → Attendees Network in the left sidebar.
| Metric | What It Counts |
|---|---|
| Profile Views | Users who viewed other attendees' profiles |
| Attendee Searches | Searches performed in the attendee directory |
| Attendee Favorites | Attendee profiles bookmarked |
| Scans | Attendee-to-attendee QR code scans |
| Conversations | Total chat conversations initiated |
| Total Meetings | Meetings scheduled between attendees |
| Accepted Meeting Requests | Meeting requests that were accepted |
| Accepted Chat Requests | Connection/chat requests accepted |
| Engagement Rate | % of users engaged in conversations and meetings |
The Popular Attendees table shows which attendees received the most networking attention — ranked by profile views and messages received.
The Most Active Networkers table identifies attendees who initiated the most connections — profile views sent, messages sent.
Shows what terms attendees searched for when browsing the attendee directory — useful for understanding how people find each other.
The Network Engagement bar chart shows networking activity over the selected date range — a visual breakdown of when connections peaked during your event.
Q: What counts as an “Accepted Chat Request”?
A: A chat request that an attendee sent to another attendee and the receiving attendee accepted, enabling a conversation.
Q: What does Engagement Rate mean in the Networking context?
A: It is the percentage of attendees who participated in at least one conversation or meeting during the event.
Q: Can I export networking data?
A: Yes — go to Analytics → Export Data and select Attendee Network Data to download the full dataset.
Q: What is the difference between Popular Attendees and Most Active Networkers?
Popular Attendees are those who received the most networking attention, ranked by profile views and messages received. Most Active Networkers are those who started the most connections by viewing profiles and sending messages.
