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Insights and Reporting

Use Insights to understand booking activity over a selected period. Workspace insights summarize activity across your links, while a booking link’s Insights view focuses on one meeting type.

Open insights

  1. Open Insights from the workspace navigation, or open a booking link.
  2. Choose the link-specific Insights area when you want one meeting type.
  3. Select the available range: 7d, 30d, or 90d.
  4. Review the summary cards and charts for that range.

Metrics you can review

Depending on the selected view and available data, insights can include:

  • Total bookings.
  • Upcoming bookings.
  • Cancelled bookings.
  • Unique guests.
  • Bookings per day.
  • Popular time slots and weekdays.
  • Booking status breakdown.
  • Lead-time and cancellation timing.
  • Assistant activity such as sessions, slot selections, validation failures, and completed bookings.

Link-specific insights are useful for comparing different meeting offers without mixing their activity.

Read the comparison

The summary can compare the selected range with the previous period. A positive or negative delta describes a change between those two periods; it is not a forecast.

Insights use booking records and recorded assistant events. They are operational reporting, not a guarantee that every external message or calendar action was delivered.

Empty or limited data

A report may be empty when the selected range has no relevant bookings or assistant interactions. A zero value can be a valid result rather than a tracking failure.

If a chart looks incomplete:

  1. Expand the range from 7d to 30d or 90d.
  2. Confirm you are viewing the intended link.
  3. Check the booking records and their statuses.
  4. Refresh after recent activity has been recorded.

Only metrics visible in the current product should be treated as available; do not assume an export or report exists if the interface does not show it.

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