Creating Guests
Guests can be created in several ways. The most common is through the booking process. When a booking is made, the guest is automatically created using the booking information or guest list. To create a guest manually (without a booking), visit the Guests page. Click theNew Guest button at the top right of the page, and enter the guest’s details.
| Property | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Full name of the guest | Yes |
| Phone | Phone number | Yes |
| Email address | No | |
| Gender | Guest’s gender | No |
| Notes | Notes for future reference | No |
Guest Metrics
Guest metrics are generated from interactions recorded in DQ and can help you answer questions such as:- Who they book tables with
- How much they spend (including bookings, upsells, tips)
- How often they visit
- When they first and last attended
- Which events they attended (as a booker or a guest)
- What types of events they prefer
- What they consume (brands/products and quantities)
- Lifetime spend and percentile
- Spend per visit
- Frequency of upgrades or upsells
- When they stop attending (churn)
- Custom tags like “Banned” or “Artist”
- Number of guests they bring (by gender)
- Relationships with other guests

Guest History
The Guest History tab displays a timeline of a guest’s full activity at your venue—including bookings, orders, and guest list entries. This is ideal for understanding their past engagement. You can also view a breakdown of previous receipts and copy receipt links if needed.
Status Types
DQ automatically assigns a Status to each guest based on their behavior and activity. This helps staff quickly identify key segments such as VIPs, new customers, or churned guests.
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Regular Booker | Regularly attends your venue as a booker |
| New Booker | A first-time booker |
| Churned Booker | A booker who hasn’t returned in twice their usual visit interval |
| Returning Booker | A booker returning after an extended break |
| Regular Guest | Regularly appears on guest lists at your venue |
| Churned Guest | A guest who hasn’t returned in twice their usual visit interval |
| New Guest | A first-time guest |
| Returning Guest | A guest returning after an extended break |
Venue Data
Explore metrics like upsell ratios, guest retention, and more.
Guest Search
DQ lets you search for guests in two main ways:- Smart Search
- Simple Search
Smart Search allows you to use natural language to find guests who meet specific criteria.This is particularly useful for:
You can filter by any available guest metric or tag, including their relationships with other guests or event types.
- Identifying guests who need re-engagement
- Finding invitees for brand-specific events
