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What are Events?

Events are behavioral data representing actions users perform in apps or on the web. They record specific user actions such as purchases, adding to cart, sign-ups, and inquiry completions. While properties represent user attribute information (age, gender, membership tier, etc.), events represent actions that users have actually performed.
TypeDescriptionExamples
PropertiesUser attribute informationAge, gender, membership tier, region
EventsUser behavioral dataPurchase, add to cart, sign-up, inquiry completion
By using events, you can add behavior-based targeting conditions such as “users with purchase history,” enabling more precise audience groups compared to using properties alone.

Event Categories

Events are classified into three categories based on their nature.
CategoryDescriptionKey Events
COMMONCommon app/web actionsSign-up, login
COMMERCECommerce-related actionsPurchase, add to cart, checkout initiated
LEADLead generation actionsInquiry completion, consultation request

Event Presets

Ad Control provides frequently used events as system presets by default.
  • Preset events can be used immediately without separate registration.
  • Preset event names and parameters cannot be modified.
The preset event list can be viewed on the Events page in the console.

Using the Events Page

Click Events in the console left menu to navigate to the Events page.

Event List

The Events page displays all registered events in a list. You can view each event’s category, name, and description at a glance.

Event Details

Click an event to open the detail modal. The detail modal shows the following information:
  • Parameter Tree: Structure and data types of parameters included in the event
  • Data Log: Sample logs of recently received event data

Using Events in Audience Targeting

When creating audience targeting, you can add events as conditions in addition to properties.

Adding Event Conditions

  1. Create targeting in Targeting → Audience.
  2. Click +Filter in condition settings.
  3. Select Event as the filter type.
  4. Select the event to use.
  5. Set additional conditions on event parameters if needed.

Combining Properties and Events

Combining properties and events together enables more precise target groups. Example: Commerce App Targeting
Targeting OptionCondition
Seoul Users with Purchase Historyregion is “Seoul” AND Purchase event occurred
Cart Added but Not PurchasedAddToCart event occurred AND Purchase event not occurred
VIP Purchasersmembership is “VIP” AND Purchase event occurred

Technical Specifications

ItemDetails
Data Refresh IntervalEvery 10 minutes
Data Retention Period18 months

SDK Integration

To send events from your app, integrate event tracking in the SDK.

Next Steps

Creating Audience Targeting

Create targeting by combining properties and events

FAQ

Properties are user attribute information (age, gender, membership tier, etc.), while events are user behavioral data (purchases, add to cart, etc.). Properties indicate “who the user is,” and events indicate “what they did.”
Preset event names and parameters cannot be modified. They are standard events provided by the system and should be used as-is for consistent data collection and analysis.
Event data is reflected every 10 minutes. It may take up to 10 minutes for events collected via SDK to be applied to targeting conditions.
Event data is retained for 18 months. Data older than 18 months is automatically deleted.