Organization reporting
Organization reporting brings every event together: sales by period and by event, converted to your base currency, with event comparison, an orders feed, daily totals in your time zone and CSV export.
What you get
Filter by Live, Upcoming, Past or Draft, by event and by date range
Gross sales, refunds, revenue today, tickets sold, page visits, events
Multi-currency: native amounts shown, headline converted daily
Compare events side by side and read revenue by event
Days follow your time zone, so daily totals match Stripe
Organization reporting in detail
Organization reporting is the Trybe page for sales, tickets, visits and orders across all your events, in one place. Filter by event state (All, Live, Upcoming, Past, Draft), pick specific events, and choose a date range from Today to Year to date or a custom window; a compare mode puts events side by side. Cards show gross sales (tickets minus discounts, excluding tax, before refunds), refunds, revenue today, tickets sold, page visits and the number of events.
Charts show sales and visits over time, by day, week or month depending on the range, and days follow your browser's time zone so daily totals line up with Stripe. Tables list recent orders (buyer, event, amount, status, date) and results by event with currency, revenue and tickets. When your events use several currencies, each currency shows its native amounts and the headline and chart are converted to your organization's base currency with daily exchange rates. Export the result as CSV for your accountant.
How it works
Choose the scope
Filter by event state, pick events and set a date range or custom window.
Read the cards
Gross sales, refunds, revenue today, tickets sold, page visits and events.
Compare and drill
Compare events, follow sales and visits over time, open recent orders.
Export the result
Download the CSV for accounting or your team.
Questions organizers ask
Can I see revenue across all my events at once?
Yes. Reporting totals gross sales, refunds, tickets sold and page visits across every event, with filters by state, event and date range, plus a by-event table.
What is the difference between gross sales and net revenue in Trybe?
Both start from tickets minus discounts, excluding tax and fees. Reporting shows gross sales with refunds in a separate card; event pages and the dashboard home label their headline net revenue. Fees are part of neither, because buyers pay them.
How does Trybe handle events in different currencies?
Each currency shows its native amounts in a revenue-by-currency table. The headline and chart are converted to your organization's base currency using daily exchange rates.
Will my daily totals match Stripe?
Yes. Days follow your browser's time zone, so an order at 11 PM your time counts on that day in both Trybe and Stripe.
Can I compare two events?
Yes. Compare events puts the selected events side by side on the same cards and charts, and the by-event table lists currency, revenue and tickets for each.
Can I export the report?
Yes, as CSV. Orders, tickets and tax can also be exported per event, and for a Stripe account Banking links to its Stripe dashboard.
Related features
Event revenue
Net sales, orders, refunds and tax per event and per ticket type, with no fee lines, because buyers pay them
Currencies
Price each event in one of 35+ currencies, and see all your revenue converted to one base currency
Exports
Export orders, tickets and tax as CSV per event or organization-wide, plus attendee lists in PDF or Excel