Real-time dashboard
Track sales and revenue as they happen
Sales trend charts, revenue breakdowns, and stats cards give organizers a live view of event performance.
Analytics
Event Analytics
Track real-time sales analytics, revenue breakdowns, ticket trends, and fraud metrics from one organizer analytics dashboard.
- See sales trends and revenue breakdowns without exporting to a spreadsheet.
- Monitor ticket mix, fraud stats, and security metrics in real time.
- Connect analytics with payouts, affiliate impact, and check-in operations.
Operator insight
Analytics, finance, and growth in one view
The marketing layer should feel as serious as the back-office stack it represents.
Analytics
Payouts
AI posture
Availability
Availability and rollout status
AFICH labels rollout and plan gates clearly so the public site stays aligned with the product.
Available on select plans
Event analytics dashboard access is explicitly Pro+ in subscription entitlements.
How AFICH supports this
Built around real platform capabilities
These blocks map directly to the current codebase, product surface, or clearly labeled roadmap positioning.
Security metrics
Monitor fraud and scan activity
Fraud stats, deny reason charts, and recent failure logs help teams spot entry issues early.
Operational tie-in
Connect analytics to real workflows
Payments, affiliates, and check-in operations all have supporting analytics surfaces in the platform.
Why AFICH
Common questions about Event Analytics
Short answers grounded in the current AFICH architecture and rollout posture.
Resources
Guides and tools to grow your events
Use connected product, solution, and category pages to keep the experience deep without duplicating copy.
Create with AFICH
Build your next event on AFICH
Create an event, explore pricing, or review feature and solution pages that map directly to AFICH's current capabilities.
- Stay grounded in real product capability.
- Use connected pages instead of duplicated content islands.
Operator insight
Analytics, finance, and growth in one view
The marketing layer should feel as serious as the back-office stack it represents.
Analytics
Payouts
AI posture