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The canonical source for event revenue. It answers “what did this event do for pipeline?” with per-event rollups and the per-deal breakdown. Called without an event, it also serves program-wide cost per meeting and velocity. Follows the heyBTW MCP rules.

When to use it

  • “How much pipeline did the Austin dinner source?”
  • “Which deals came out of our NYC open house?”
  • “Did any event move an existing deal forward?”
  • “Do event-touched deals close faster than the rest?”
  • “What’s our cost per meeting across paid events?”

Parameters

No limit and no cursor. At most the 500 most recent events are read; narrow with channel_id, event_name or dates.

Response

One row per event in data. A workspace-level call adds program_summary and velocity_comparison at the top level of the response, beside data. A call for one event omits both, because their scope is the program. The sample below is trimmed from a real call for the Austin dinner (fixture data; two of six deals shown).
A real workspace-level call with date_from: "2026-11-01" returned the two upcoming events with pipeline.total_revenue: 0, the SF open house with registered_account_pipeline: { "open_pipeline": 1527000, "deal_count": 11, "account_count": 11 }, and at the top level program_summary.cost_per_meeting.cost_per_meeting_usd: null (no meetings from paid events yet).

Rules the agent must follow

  • Nothing is attributed to an event before its event day. Never report registered_account_pipeline as sourced, influenced or won, and never add it to a total.
  • Total pipeline is pipeline.total_revenue. Never add won_revenue on top.
  • A funnel count of null is unknown, never 0. Say which stage, using the gap.
  • cost_per_meeting is program-wide. Never present it as one event’s cost.
  • Read crm_context first. When heyBTW does not read deals, use the user’s own CRM connector, joined on email and company_domain, and do not put its numbers under heyBTW’s name.
  • For partner-level revenue across events use get_partner_insights.

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