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How to identify who logged into a webinar

Duncan_Rowland
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Explorer

Hello, 

We recently hosted a webinar and had about 40 attendees from the 70 who registered for the event. We used a separate registration process, so I don't have any systematic way of distinguishing who among the registrants logged in. Now that the event is over, I'd like to see if there is a record of the names of those people who did log in as attendees. Any help with this is appreciated. 

Thanks, 

Duncan

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IP-Man
Community Champion | Employee
Community Champion | Employee

@Duncan_Rowland 

 

You can run different reports for the Webinars in general.

 

Please see below from our KB article.

 

Webinar reports

 

Webinar reports allows admins and users to generate different metric and information reports including:

  • Registration Report: Displays a list of registrants and their registration details.
  • Attendee Report: Displays details about each attendee, such as when they joined, left, total time in session. If registration is enabled, the attendee report will provide if registrants attended or not. Attendees listed in the Other Attended section typically include dial-in phone attendees and Zoom Room participants. 
  • Performance Report: Displays engagement statistics on registration, attendance and feedback.
  • Q&A Report: Displays questions and answers from the webinar. Answers are arranged vertically under the question. This report also displays the participants that asked questions along with the question/answer times.
  • Poll Report: Displays each attendee's poll result.
  • Survey Report: Displays the responses to the post-webinar survey

These reports can be exported in a CSV format for further analysis. Reports are available for the previous year.

Notes:

  • You should generate attendee, performance, Q&A, poll, and survey reports after your webinar has ended. If you generated a report before starting the webinar, you should re-generate the report to obtain the data collected during the webinar. Only polling reports can be generated during the live session, after the poll has ended. 
  • If a poll is relaunched in a webinar, the poll report will only display the last poll occurrence. If you know you will need to launch the same poll twice and want both sets of data, consider creating a second poll with the same questions as the original to avoid relaunching. 
  • If the host or co-host changes their name, the name of a panelist, or the name of an attendee in a webinar, the updated name will be shown in the attendee report with the original name in parentheses. This does not apply to Zoom Rooms. 

Prerequisites for generating webinar reports

  • Webinar host, admin, or have a role with access to usage reports

How to generate webinar reports

  1. Sign into the Zoom web portal
  2. In the navigation menu, click Reports. If you are an account owner or admin, or have access to the Usage Report role, you will need to select Account Management and then Reports.
  3. Click Webinar.
  4. Select the Report Type you would like to search for.
    NoteAttendee, Performance, Q&A, Poll, and Survey reports are available after the webinar has ended.
  5. Enter the date range for the webinar and click Filter, or enter the Webinar ID number and click Search.

  6. Select the webinar, then click Generate CSV Report.
    Once the report has been generated, it will automatically download and can be opened in Excel, Notepad, or any other application compatible with the CSV format. 

 

 

 

If this has answered or help find a solution to your question , please click the Accept as Solution button below so that others in the Community may benefit as well.

Cheers!

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IP-Man
Community Champion | Employee
Community Champion | Employee

@Duncan_Rowland 

 

You can run different reports for the Webinars in general.

 

Please see below from our KB article.

 

Webinar reports

 

Webinar reports allows admins and users to generate different metric and information reports including:

  • Registration Report: Displays a list of registrants and their registration details.
  • Attendee Report: Displays details about each attendee, such as when they joined, left, total time in session. If registration is enabled, the attendee report will provide if registrants attended or not. Attendees listed in the Other Attended section typically include dial-in phone attendees and Zoom Room participants. 
  • Performance Report: Displays engagement statistics on registration, attendance and feedback.
  • Q&A Report: Displays questions and answers from the webinar. Answers are arranged vertically under the question. This report also displays the participants that asked questions along with the question/answer times.
  • Poll Report: Displays each attendee's poll result.
  • Survey Report: Displays the responses to the post-webinar survey

These reports can be exported in a CSV format for further analysis. Reports are available for the previous year.

Notes:

  • You should generate attendee, performance, Q&A, poll, and survey reports after your webinar has ended. If you generated a report before starting the webinar, you should re-generate the report to obtain the data collected during the webinar. Only polling reports can be generated during the live session, after the poll has ended. 
  • If a poll is relaunched in a webinar, the poll report will only display the last poll occurrence. If you know you will need to launch the same poll twice and want both sets of data, consider creating a second poll with the same questions as the original to avoid relaunching. 
  • If the host or co-host changes their name, the name of a panelist, or the name of an attendee in a webinar, the updated name will be shown in the attendee report with the original name in parentheses. This does not apply to Zoom Rooms. 

Prerequisites for generating webinar reports

  • Webinar host, admin, or have a role with access to usage reports

How to generate webinar reports

  1. Sign into the Zoom web portal
  2. In the navigation menu, click Reports. If you are an account owner or admin, or have access to the Usage Report role, you will need to select Account Management and then Reports.
  3. Click Webinar.
  4. Select the Report Type you would like to search for.
    NoteAttendee, Performance, Q&A, Poll, and Survey reports are available after the webinar has ended.
  5. Enter the date range for the webinar and click Filter, or enter the Webinar ID number and click Search.

  6. Select the webinar, then click Generate CSV Report.
    Once the report has been generated, it will automatically download and can be opened in Excel, Notepad, or any other application compatible with the CSV format. 

 

 

 

If this has answered or help find a solution to your question , please click the Accept as Solution button below so that others in the Community may benefit as well.

Cheers!

Thanks, this is really helpful. Much appreciated!