Event Enterprise
Professional event management with Gantt, Map and Cohort Views
The **Event Enterprise** module adds advanced analytics and visualization features to the basic Event module.
Provides timeline planning tools, location tracking on maps, and attendee behavior analysis over time.
Key Features
Key points
• Gantt View: Plan and track event timelines visually.
• Map View: Display event locations on interactive maps.
• Cohort View: Analyze attendee retention and behavior by cohort.
• Advanced Reporting: Multi-dimensional analysis with Pivot and Graph.
• Dashboard: Real-time event KPI overview.
• Granular Permissions: Manage access by user role.
Core EN/VI Terminology
| Fields | Trường dữ liệu | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Gantt View | Xem Gantt | Timeline chart displaying event schedules over time. |
| Map View | Xem bản đồ | Display event locations on interactive map. |
| Cohort View | Xem Cohort | Analyze attendee groups by registration time. |
| Event Timeline | Dòng thời gian sự kiện | Sequence of events in chronological order. |
| Venue | Địa điểm | Event location with geographic coordinates. |
| Attendee Retention | Tỷ lệ giữ chân | Rate of attendees returning to subsequent events. |
| Registration Cohort | Nhóm đăng ký | Group of registrants within same time period. |
| Event Analytics | Phân tích sự kiện | Reports and statistics on event performance. |
Gantt View - Timeline Planning
Gantt View displays events as time bars, making it easy to see schedules, conflicts, and gaps in your event planning.
Key points
• Bar colors indicate status: Draft (gray), Confirmed (blue), Done (green).
• Overlapping bars show schedule or venue conflicts.
• Drag bar edges to change event duration.
• Click Create to add new events directly on timeline.
Steps
1. Go to Events → Events and switch to Gantt View.
2. Drag and drop event bars to adjust start/end dates.
3. Double-click bars to open event details.
4. Use zoom controls to view by day, week, month.
5. Group by Responsible, Event Type or Stage for better organization.
Using Gantt for Event Planning
Gantt View is especially useful when planning event series, multi-day conferences, or managing multiple parallel events.
Key points
• Identify gaps in schedule to optimize venue utilization.
• Detect conflicts when multiple events share venue/time.
• Track preparation progress through stages (Planning → Confirmed → Running → Done).
• Assign responsibilities by grouping by Responsible User.
• Export timeline as PDF to share with stakeholders.
Map View - Display Event Locations
Map View displays all events on an interactive map based on venue addresses, helping manage geographic distribution and plan logistics.
Key points
• Marker colors vary by Event Type or Stage.
• Cluster markers automatically group nearby events when zoomed out.
• Click "Get Directions" to open Google Maps with directions.
• Filter by radius to find events in specific areas.
Steps
1. Go to Events → Events and switch to Map View.
2. Ensure events have Address or Venue with valid coordinates.
3. Click markers to view quick event information.
4. Use filters to display events by time, type or status.
5. Zoom and pan to explore different geographic areas.
Using Map for Location Management
Key points
• Analyze geographic distribution of events to optimize regional marketing.
• Identify underserved areas to expand market reach.
• Plan logistics: equipment transport, staff movement.
• Find nearby venues to organize roadshows or event series.
• Share map with attendees for easy location finding.
• Integrate with CRM to analyze customer density by region.
Cohort View - Attendee Analysis
Cohort View groups attendees by registration time (cohort) and tracks their behavior across subsequent events, measuring retention and engagement.
Key points
• Darker color = higher retention (more people returning).
• First cohort (top row) is earliest registration group.
• Column 0 is always 100% (all people in cohort).
• Columns 1, 2, 3... show % returning after 1, 2, 3 time periods.
Steps
1. Go to Events → Registrations and switch to Cohort View.
2. Select Measure: Registration Date (first registration date).
3. Select Interval: Day, Week, Month, Year.
4. Select Mode: Retention (return rate) or Churn (departure rate).
5. Analyze cohort table: rows are cohorts, columns are time periods.
Cohort Analysis for Event Strategy
Cohort analysis helps understand long-term attendee behavior and optimize event organization strategy.
Key points
• Measure retention: What % of first-time attendees return?
• Compare cohorts: Which cohort has best retention? Why?
• Identify drop-off points: When do attendees leave?
• Evaluate marketing effectiveness: Which campaigns bring loyal attendees?
• Optimize event frequency: How often should events be held?
• Segment attendees: Which groups have high engagement to nurture.
Advanced Reporting and Analytics
Key points
• Pivot View: Multi-dimensional analysis by Event Type, Stage, Responsible, Date.
• Graph View: Bar, line, pie charts to visualize KPIs.
• Dashboard: Real-time overview of registrations, revenue, attendance rate.
• Custom Filters: Save complex filters for quick reuse.
• Scheduled Reports: Automatically send periodic reports via email.
• Export Data: Export data to Excel/CSV for advanced analysis.
Create Custom Event Dashboard
Key points
• Use drill-down to view details from overview.
• Configure auto-refresh to keep dashboard updated.
• Create multiple dashboards for different roles (Manager, Organizer, Sales).
Steps
1. Go to Dashboards → Create and select Event module.
2. Add widgets: KPI cards (Total Events, Registrations, Revenue).
3. Add charts: Registrations by Month, Events by Type, Attendance Rate.
4. Add Pivot table: Revenue by Event and Product.
5. Configure filters: Date Range, Event Type, Responsible.
6. Save and share dashboard with team.
Best Practices
Key points
• Combine Gantt + Map: Plan timeline and logistics simultaneously.
• Use Cohort to measure long-term ROI of marketing campaigns.
• Create saved filters for common views (Upcoming Events, My Events).
• Set up automated actions: send reminders before events, follow-ups after.
• Integrate with Calendar to sync personal schedules.
• Use Tags to categorize events by theme, target audience.
• Configure email templates for confirmation, reminder, thank you.
• Track Attendance Rate to evaluate marketing quality.
Event Enterprise Best Practices
Key points
• Always fill complete Address/Venue for Map View accuracy.
• Update Stage timely so Gantt View reflects correct progress.
• Use Event Templates to create recurring events quickly.
• Analyze Cohort monthly to adjust strategy timely.
• Create separate dashboards for each event type (Conference, Workshop, Webinar).
• Export Gantt timeline before planning meetings with stakeholders.
• Use Map to validate locations before confirming with venue.
• Track retention rate to evaluate event quality and content relevance.
User Groups and Permissions
Access Control
| Group | Main Permissions |
|---|---|
| Event User | View events, register attendees, view basic reports, access Gantt/Map/Cohort views. |
| Event Manager | Full access: create/edit/delete events, configure venues, manage registrations, create dashboards, export data. |
Integration with Other Modules
Key points
• CRM: Auto-create leads from registrations, track conversion rate.
• Sales: Sell tickets and related products, manage quotations.
• Marketing Automation: Send email campaigns based on event behavior.
• Website: Display event listings and online registration forms.
• Accounting: Track revenue, expenses and profitability per event.
• Project: Manage event preparation tasks with Gantt integration.