Event Summary
Registration totals, attendance statistics, and where registrations came from. The one you send your board.
Live campaign metrics while it is running, six built-in event reports the morning after, and every gift reconciled whether it came in online or in an envelope.
FundEasy reports at two moments. While something is running, every giving page shows progress, one-time gifts, recurring gifts, new donors, and recurring donors at the top, and every event dashboard shows registration summary, progress toward your attendance goal, and a live check-in attendance breakdown.
Afterward, six built-in event reports cover the practical work: Event Summary with registration totals, attendance statistics, and registration source breakdowns; Simple Attendee Roster with registration type, host, group, table assignment, and contact details; Meal Choice Report with selections, dietary notes, table, and totals; Affiliation Summary; Groups and Hosts Report; and Event Sponsor Summary.
You can save custom reports and export anything to CSV. Transaction reporting filters by date, amount, and more, with filters applied across every page of results. Payments dashboards cover ticket revenue, pending payments, and order detail at both event and account level, and a payouts dashboard ties deposits back to the transactions behind them.
The numbers that answer a board member at nine in the morning, without anyone running anything.
Each one exists because a coordinator was building it in a spreadsheet at eleven at night.
Registration totals, attendance statistics, and where registrations came from. The one you send your board.
Who attended, with registration type, host, group, table assignment, and contact details. The one you follow up from.
Meal selections, dietary notes, and table, with summary totals. The one your caterer needs.
Affiliations and the number of registrations behind each, listed alphabetically.
Every group with host name, table, phone, email, and total guests. The one that tells you which hosts delivered.
Every sponsor with tier, phone, email, and address.
Cash, checks, and wire gifts get recorded as offline transactions against a contact, attached to a campaign or a specific participant, and they count in totals and leaderboards exactly like an online gift. Payment status shows as paid or not paid in reports, so the money still outstanding is visible rather than assumed.
On the deposit side, the Payouts Dashboard connects each payout to the transactions that made it up, which is the step that usually costs someone an afternoon.
Thirty minutes. Bring last year’s spreadsheet and we will show you what replaces it.
Answered the way we answer them on a demo call.
Built-in event reports cover the questions you get every event: who came, what they're eating, who each host brought, and which sponsors are in. They include an event summary, an attendee roster, meal choices, an affiliation summary, a groups and hosts report, and a sponsor summary. You can also build custom reports with the columns you choose and save them to reuse. Every report exports to CSV.
Run the Meal Choice Report. It lists each guest's selection, dietary notes, and table, with summary totals at the bottom. That's the count most caterers ask for, and it comes straight from what guests chose at registration. Export it to CSV if your caterer wants a spreadsheet.
Yes. Build a custom report by choosing the columns you need, including custom registration types and the answers to your custom questions. Save it, and it's ready to run again at your next event. Custom reports export to CSV like the built-in ones.
Yes. Reports, attendee lists, invitation lists, and peer-to-peer fundraiser lists all export to CSV. CSV files open in Excel or Google Sheets.
Record checks as offline transactions, and they count in the same totals as online gifts. Reports show each payment as paid or not paid, so you can see what's still outstanding. The Payouts Dashboard ties each Stripe deposit back to the transactions behind it. Together that lets your bookkeeper match the bank statement without a separate spreadsheet.
Yes. Each giving page's summary metrics update as gifts come in, separating one-time from recurring gifts and new donors from returning ones. The event dashboard shows registrations and, on event night, a live attendance breakdown as people check in. You don't have to wait for the event to end to know where you stand.
No. You run reports in FundEasy when you need them and export them to CSV. Saved custom reports make that quick, since the columns are already set. Share the export with your board or bookkeeper from there.