Dott noticed:
Most of what your event got you is already in your files. Matching them by hand takes an afternoon, so it rarely happens. I do it in a minute.
Turn your attendance into an answer.
Repeat attendees, guests who signed up for your product in the 30 days after, and the target accounts that showed. Numbers leadership can check, from lists you already have.
Drop your event's guest export
Luma, Partiful, a badge scan or any CSV.
- No account
- Stays in your browser
- Never stored
What leadership gets (sample event)
- Came
- 18of 22 registered
- Came back
- 6
- Signed up within 30 days
- 4
- Cost per new signup
- $500($2,000 spent ÷ 4)
Your attendance, cleaned up
File needed your event's guest export
- Who came and who didn't
- The companies in the room
- Everyone who came in one clean list for your CRM import, plus a Slack line
Add more to make it count
- Earlier guest listsWho came back. Your community, growing.File needed: any past event's guest export
- Your signups or activationsWhich guests signed up for, or activated in, your product within 7 and 30 days of the event.File needed: a user export with email and a date (signup or first activation). Your growth or data team can pull it. Skip it and the rest still works.
- Target accountsWhich accounts you hoped to see actually showed, with the owner on each if your list has one.File needed: a list of company names or domains
- The recapA one-page answer for leadership: what you spent, what it got you, against why you ran it.File needed: none. Why you ran it and whether you'd run it again, plus your total cost, so the recap shows cost per outcome.
Inside Dott
Every event, scored against why you ran it.
This page saves nothing. Dott keeps the events you add to it, so you see the trend across every event, not one night. Past events free. Your first 3 new events are free. Then you pay per event. No seat fees, no contract. Delete your account and data anytime.
Built by Amy Mayernik after 15+ years running events. Scoring method · Security