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# How to Track Online Attendance

Using the ***AUTO-CHECKIN*** website module, you can track who among your registered attendees has joined the event or a specific session of your virtual event. You simply need to add this module to a specific page where it will automatically track attendance.

{% hint style="info" %}
The ***AUTO-CHECKIN*** module can only track registered attendees who are *logged in* the website.
{% endhint %}

Within the module configurations, you can choose whether the module checks someone in for the entire event or a specific session. Here is how you add this specific module to a webpage:

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{% hint style="info" %}
***AUTO-CHECKIN*** module allows check-ins but not check-outs.
{% endhint %}

After your event, you may then download reports of the check-in data.

To download the report of who has joined the event, go to the ***Dashboard*** of the ***CHECKIN APP*** product and click on ***Export***.

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To download the report of who has viewed a specific session, you would need to go to ***CONTENT*** -> ***Agenda*** -> ***Management*** (specific session) -> ***Confirmed attendees*** -> ***Download confirmed attendees report***.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
If the only way your attendees can access your sessions is via the Online Sessions module on the website, there is no need to add the ***AUTO-CHECKIN*** module within each session page. Clicking on the play button would count as a session check-in already.
{% endhint %}