During the beta, this feature is available free on all plans.
The Events give users a unified view of everything happening inside the product across every session, user, and page. Instead of searching through multiple session replays, it’s possible to browse, filter, and analyze events directly from one place.
With Events, you can: browse all events across your product, inspect event details instantly, analyze trends over time, connect events to specific users, and jump straight into sessions when needed. All from one place. It’s fast, searchable, and actionable.
This guide explains how the Events work, how to read event details, and how to quickly jump into user sessions when needed.
No configuration is required; events are collected automatically once the tracking code is installed.
Accessing the Events
Click on the Events tab in the left menu sidebar.
Exploring the Events list
Events show a list of all events happening across a product.
Events table
Each event displays:
Event type
Event details (e.g., element clicked or label of a defined event)
URL snippet (automatically trimmed to show only the important part)
User
Time
Filtering events
The list can be filtered using:
Event types
E.g. Clicks, Custom, Error Clicks, Rage Clicks, and more.
Property filters
Events from sessions that match the following properties. For instance, sessions of users based in the US.
Viewing Event Details
Click the row or arrow next to any event row to view its details. The details open inline below the row.
Every event has built-in properties:
Disting ID
URL
Click-related events have additional properties:
Element (clicked element selector or identificator)
Path (HTML path to element)
For some events, like Custom Events or Error Clicks, there is some extra data:
Custom Events
For custom events, all properties are sent with custom events.
Error clicks
For error events, there are additional technical details:
Error message
Stack trace
This makes it easier to debug issues without having to replay multiple sessions.
Defined Events
For Defined Events, there are the same click-related properties.
Click related event types
Clicks
Rage Clicks
Form Changed
Form Submitted
Event Actions (Three-dot Menu)
Each event row includes an action menu with two options:
Show insights
Opens a side panel on the right with:
Count of events (total occurrences)
Count of unique users who performed this event
Events performance chart shows a trend line showing how often this event happens over time
Recent sessions list shows where other users triggered the same event
This helps understand whether an event is growing in frequency, isolated, or tied to user patterns.
Play session
Takes you directly to the session replay where the event occurred.
Navigate from Sessions list to Events
When opening the session replay tab, for each session row, there are all the events that occurred during that session.
After clicking on an event, it will show the session events in the Events tab.
Navigating from User Details to Events
Inside the User Details panel, there is the “View all events” option.
After clicking View All Events:
Redirects back to Events
A filter is automatically applied for this user's User ID
The Events list will now show only the events performed by that specific user
This gives a focused view of every action that the user has taken across all sessions without manually setting any filters.