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Location Retention Report
Location Retention Report

Overview of the location retention report metrics and use cases.

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Overview

Boulevard’s location retention report helps you track whether or not your clients are returning to your business for follow-ups, ultimately enabling you to better monitor the health of your business. Our flexible reporting solution allows you to customize your view of retention in a way that makes the most sense for your individual business model.

Dimensions (Report Data/Rows Grouped By)

Name

Definition

Notes

Client Type

One of New to Staff or Existing to Staff

Value based on if the client’s first service at the location is prior to the selected date range in the report

Name of Client

Name of Client

A client will show up on this report if they had a service in the date range

Location Name

Name of the Location

The Location that shows up on this report is the first location that a Client saw a Staff member at in the date range

Data Glossary

Data Term

Definition

Notes

Client Count

Unique number of clients

Business Revisit Count

The number of clients that returned to the business within X days from their initial visit with a Staff member in the date range.

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Business Revisit (%)

The percent of clients that returned to the business within X days from their initial visit with a Staff member in the date range.

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Calculated as X-Day Business Revisit Count divided by Client Count

Location Revisit Count

The number of clients that returned to a location within X days from their initial visit at the location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Location Revisit %

The percent of clients that returned to a location within X days from their initial visit at a location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Calculated as X-Day Location Revisit Count divided by Client Count

Package Sale Count

The number of clients that purchased a package within X days from their initial visit at a location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Package Sale %

The percent of clients that purchased a package within X days from their initial visit at a location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Calculated as X-Day Package Sale Count divided by Client Count

Membership Sale Count

The number of clients that purchased a membership within X days from their initial visit at a location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Membership Sales %

The percent of clients that purchased a membership within X days from their initial visit at a location in the date range

Variants: 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180 days

Calculated as X-Day Membership Sale Count divided by Client Count

Customization Options

Customizable templates give you complete control, so you can see where you can improve and make data-driven decisions that drive your business forward. The customize feature is how you want to see your report. Within Customize there are 3 different groupings for how you want to see your data.

  • Report Data: Measure by which your rows are organized

  • Rows Grouped By: grouping which allows you to further breakdown your Report Data measure

Columns include the data you want to see in your report and Filters help you narrow down specific metrics. Column selections may change depending on which report data is selected.

Use Cases

  • View Retention Rates for a Location based on if the client was new to the Location or existing to the Location. Group Rows or “And then group rows by” Client Type. Retention rates will typically be higher for existing clients, and lower for new clients.

  • Use Revisit to Location Retention Windows to determine if clients are returning back to the same Location. If it’s less important that a client returns to the same Location and more important that they are returning at all, then you can use Revisit to Business retention windows.

  • Group by Client Names to see individual clients that did or did not return after they visited a location.

Using Retention Reports

Retention Reports always look at a date range in the past and determine if clients returned within a certain amount of time. For that reason we typically set a date range enough in the past so that clients have enough time to return within our ideal retention window.

For example:

Ideal Retention Window

How often is retention run?

Today's Date

Suggested Date Range

90 days

Monthly

January 1st

Sept. 1st - Sept. 30th

90 days

Quarterly

January 1st

July 1st - Sept. 30th

90 days

Weekly

January 1st

Sept. 26 - Oct. 2

180 days

Monthly

January 1st

June 1st - June 30th

NOTE: This was formerly a beta report.

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