Know what participation leads to.

Know who is new, who is returning, who is becoming a regular, and where relationships are weakening.

Attendance tells you who came. Progression tells you whether a relationship is forming. Outcomes show how that relationship connects to the measures your business already uses.

Compare programmes, locations and formats by the relationships they build over time.

Return rate is one diagnostic inside that comparison rather than the measure of it. A programme can hold a high rate on a small number of records, which is why the records are shown beside it.

Surface the people and programmes that need recognition, another invitation or re-engagement, within the relationship and permissions you already own.

Circuit has no network-initiated action anywhere in the product. What is surfaced here is surfaced to the organiser who runs the room, and the invitation, the recognition and the decision stay theirs.

With an approved first-party data bridge, see how participation corresponds with purchase, membership, renewal or the outcome you choose.

Connect an approved first-party outcome source to compare purchase, membership, renewal or another business outcome by participation depth.

Circuit does not silently merge attendance with customer data. Commercial outcomes are linked only through an approved first-party bridge, with the source, purpose and coverage visible in the product.

Circuit separates measured presence, relationship progression and commercial outcome data. It does not turn correlation into causation.

Circuit shows measured relationships between participation and outcomes. Causal claims require evidence that supports them.

See attendance targets, likely turnout and plan status across your sites, with the organiser responsible named on every room. Local teams keep their guests and their decisions; your network sees where support is needed and what happened afterwards.

Blocks fixed in venues and rooms. Cards in the hands of the staff and ambassadors who work your programming, and with the guests and members who attend it. A host can also check people in from the list. Every method writes the same verified presence record, under consent captured at the moment of capture. No mandatory app download for guests to attend or check in.

If a member chooses to connect their Circuit to an account of yours, that connection is theirs to make and theirs to revoke: explicit, purpose-specific, separate from attendance consent, and never a silent match against a CRM or CDP record.

The default institutional view is aggregate: participant records, presences, composition, progression by stage, and comparison by programme and location. Small cohorts are suppressed rather than shown. Circuit does not hand you member names, emails, phone numbers or a bulk export of the people who attended.