Subscription Campaign Report

Is anyone using this report to track new vs. renewing susbscribers?  I cannot find any documentation on it.  A prod in the right direction would be great.

If you use it, I would love some insight as to where the data comes from. 

For all others...how do you track your new vs. renewed subs?  We were thinking about using a custom field on the order.  Any superstar ideas?

Thanks!

Becci Brace - TN PAC

  • Becci,

     

    The Subscription Campaign report has actually been discontinued for new installations.  It is pretty hardcoded, and is most likely not relevant depending on your setup. 

     

    I suggest that you to take a look at Package Sales by Campaign, which allows you to filter the results using a List.  This list could easily be built with a  list of renewing subscribers.

     

    -Ryan

     

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    Is anyone using this report to track new vs. renewing susbscribers?  I cannot find any documentation on it.  A prod in the right direction would be great.

    If you use it, I would love some insight as to where the data comes from. 

    For all others...how do you track your new vs. renewed subs?  We were thinking about using a custom field on the order.  Any superstar ideas?

    Thanks!

    Becci Brace - TN PAC




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  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization

    Well, I would not call this a superstar idea..but we use order category.  Our categories are new, renew and change (We also use this for seating purposes.)  We used to then pull this info into a custom report but now I use T-stats for all our subs reporting. 

     

    The nice thing is it doesn’t require custom fields and is easy for the CSR to remember.   It just depends if this is a field you use for other things. 

     

     

    HTH!

    Amanda

     

    Amanda Sheehan

    Ticket System Administrator

    Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park

     

     

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    Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 7:47 PM
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    Subject: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] Subscription Campaign Report

     

    Is anyone using this report to track new vs. renewing susbscribers?  I cannot find any documentation on it.  A prod in the right direction would be great.

    If you use it, I would love some insight as to where the data comes from. 

    For all others...how do you track your new vs. renewed subs?  We were thinking about using a custom field on the order.  Any superstar ideas?

    Thanks!

    Becci Brace - TN PAC




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  • We use a custom report for our main go-to on subscription reporting, including new vs renew, but from your post I'm guessing you're trying to avoid that route?

    Anyway, the report handles the new renew classification using an fyear parameter. So people with slis with subscription pts in seasons with @fyear-1 and @fyear are renew, those with only the latter, new.

  • Former Member
    Former Member $organization in reply to Former Member

    We take the same approach as Amanda, using Order Status on the Subscription Summary screen, and then pulling into T-Stats for numbers and analysis.

    Duane