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• Events Overview

  Events Overview. Just as properties are being pushed from sources, so are events. But while properties are being set for accounts and users, and —best comparable to variable instances in a programming language— represents a certain value for a certain key attribute, events are signals that indicates a certain action occurred. Since these events represent the bases for computed properties —e.g. count amount of logins for the last 7 days— it is extremely important they are managed correctly. !Some readers

• Add events manually

  Add events manually In case of sources not being allowed to "push new events and create/update properties", you can create events manually, forcing the developers to use only pre-defined events. This is an additional security layer. Add event manually Here's what you need to do stepSome readers

• Add event, from auto-discovered tag

  Add event, from auto-discovered tag In most cases, set as default, sources will be pushing new event tags to journy.io. You can easily add those tags as new logical events in journy.io, or add them tho existing logical journy.io events. Add event, from auto-discovered tag Here's what you need to do step by step: *Go to the Events menu, to the Discover section. Over over the event tagSome readers

• Delete an event, restore to Discover

  Delete an event, restore to Discover If you don't want an event to be counted into journy.io's event scheme, you can easily delete it. If the event had previously been auto-discovered, or if the event actually occured, you will find the representing event tags back in the Discover section. Delete and event, restore to Discover Here's what you need to do step by step: Go to the Events menu, toSome readers