CS Events Table
cs_events_table
The CS Events table tracks customer support events such as ticket creation, closure, reopening, and message activity. Querying this table lets you analyze support event patterns over time, monitor ticket lifecycle changes, and identify trends in agent and automation activity.
Note
event_dateis a required field for queries on this table.
Dimensions
Dimensions are immutable properties that can be used for grouping data.
Title | ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Event Date |
| date | The date the CS event occurred. Based on the shop time zone at the moment of the event (or the user time zone, if no sales platform is connected). |
Event Day |
| date | The day the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Week |
| date | The Sunday of the week during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Month |
| date | The month during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Quarter |
| date | The first month of the quarter during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Event Year |
| date | The year during which the event occurred. Derived from |
Shop ID |
| string | The unique ID of the shop (often corresponds to the shop domain). Can be used to group or filter data by shop in multi-store reports. Example values: |
Shop Name |
| string | The name of the shop. Can be used to group or filter data by shop in multi-store reports. Example values: |
Platform |
| string | The customer support platform through which the event was generated. Example value: |
Event Created Date |
| timestamp | The time the event was created, in UTC. Formatted according to the ISO 8601 international standard. Example value: |
Event ID |
| string | The unique identifier for the event, assigned by the CS provider. Example value: |
Event Type |
| string | The type of CS event. Example values: |
Object ID |
| string | The ID of the object this event relates to (e.g., a ticket or message). Example value: |
Object Type |
| string | The type of object this event relates to. Example values: |
User ID |
| string | The ID of the user (agent) who triggered this event. NULL when the event was triggered automatically (e.g., by an automation rule). Example value: |
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