Properties & filters
Path: Analytics → Event Explorer
Properties are the attributes carried on each event. Use them two ways: to filter a metric (only events matching a condition) and to break down a metric into dimensions (a series per value). Each property has a type (STRING, NUMBER, TIMESTAMP, and so on).
Categories
Section titled “Categories”| Category | Count | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Conversation Actions | 19 | Action key; Model & Cost (AI provider LLM model name, LLM provider, Estimated cost); Tokens (Input, Output, Cached tokens) |
| Web & Session | 21 | Session, page, and referral attributes |
| User | 8 | User Type, User Role, User Email, User Name, Identify id, First Visit Date, Last Seen Date, User Created Date |
| Subscription | 6 | Account and plan attributes |
| Event Property | 8 | Environment, Event Name, Event origin, Product id, Timestamp, Page title, Referrer, Event recording id |
The picker also shows a Recommended for <event> shortcut with the most relevant properties (for example, Action key for Action Called).
Example properties
Section titled “Example properties”| Property | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| AI provider LLM model name | STRING | The specific model used (e.g. gemini-pro, gpt-4, claude-3-opus). |
| User Type | STRING | Segments users: Anonymous (unauthenticated), Lead, or User (normal user). |
| Timestamp | TIMESTAMP | When the event occurred. |
Use them
Section titled “Use them”- Filter on a metric to scope a single metric, or add a report-level filter that applies to every metric.
- Break down by a property to split a metric into a series per value (for example, break Action Called down by Action key).
- Numeric properties (tokens, cost, latency) can also be summed or averaged — see Cost & tokens.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Events & metrics: the events these properties belong to.
- Segments: turn a property condition into a reusable user group.