Your Audit report shows the total amount of tickets sold at face value (net sales). Check your Audit report before your event to keep track of tickets sold, and after your event to settle sales and payment with artists, agents or vendors. To get started, go to Reporting in your event and select Event reports. Then choose Audit. To view this report for multiple events, go to Reporting in your organization settings.
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NOTE: Access to the Audit report requires permission to view “Advanced reports”. If you’re not the account owner, contact them to check if you have this permission.
Log in to your Eventbrite account and go to Manage my events from your account menu. Then select your event.
Select the filter icon to add any of the following filters:
Select the “Column selector” icon (next to the “Group by” dropdown). Then check the boxes next to the information you want to include.
Grouping your data determines the order it will show in your report. This won’t remove any other data you’ve chosen to include. You can group by:
EXAMPLE: If Sales channel and Ticket type are most important to you, you would choose “Event > Sales channel > Ticket type” so that data will show in the first few columns
Select “Export” to download your report data to a CSV, XML, or PDF file.
NOTE: Guests and Holds count toward capacity but are not counted as sales, or included in ticket totals.