Events
Events lists every event your SDKs and servers send. Rabolic adds an event name to the catalog the first time it arrives; there is nothing to define in advance.
Tiles
- Events ingested: accepted events in the period. Rejected and duplicate events are left out.
- Event types: how many event names, and how many are key events and conversions.
- Verified revenue events: purchases, renewals and refunds received from your server or a payment provider.
- Governance issues: naming problems found in the catalog.
Catalog
Filter by status (All, Active, New, No data, Deprecated) and type (Page view, Screen view, Custom, Identify, Revenue, Lifecycle).
| Column | |
|---|---|
| Event | The name, with ★ for key events and a Conversion badge for conversions |
| Type | Page view, screen view, custom, identify, revenue or lifecycle |
| Total and unique users | In the period |
| Last received | When the newest one arrived |
| Sources | Which SDKs sent it |
| Properties | How many property names it has |
| Status | Active, new, no data or deprecated |
The event page
Click an event to open it:
- total events, unique users, events per user and when it was last received;
- funnels that use it;
- its schema: each property with its type, an example value and how often it's set, with a check for sensitive property names;
- its top users.
Mark as key
Choose Mark as key on the event's page. You can give it a display name. Unmark key undoes it. Key events become goals and milestones in Journeys, and can be added as conversions in Project settings. See Key events and conversions.
Governance
The Governance tab points out events that need a look:
- names that aren't
snake_case; - the same event under two names, such as
signup-completedorSignup Completednext tosignup_completed; - events that stopped arriving;
- new events nobody has reviewed.
Fix naming problems in your code: Rabolic doesn't rename events that were already sent.
Analytics
The Rabolic Analytics page. Traffic, pages and screens, sources and channels, UTM campaigns with first- and last-touch revenue, devices and app versions, and geography.
Users
The Rabolic Users page. Every person in the project, identified or anonymous, with filters, a person's profile, identity graph and timeline, their journey, and exporting or deleting their data.