If you know the name of event/property you are looking for, you can quickly search the table for it.
To find something that belongs to a specific category or with specific status, you can use a filter. This works great to quickly find specific events or data that belong to a feature category. Sorting a column is also a good way to order the data. This works well for the Status column, for example.
To easily categorize your tracking data you can create different views of the same table and switch back and forth between them depending on your needs in the moment. Within a view, you can add filters and sorts.
For example, you can create a special view for developers that they can use to see what events to implement next. For that use filter by Status=To Do and sort by Category . Another filter by tag important can work here.
Everything to do with views can be controlled from the dropdown at the top left of your database.
+ Add view button at the top left.
You can create new metrics, events, properties in the tables and use a card view to see and fill all the details. Each element in each table can be opened in a separate card with all the info. You can also leave comments in the cards if necessary.
To set up a naming convention of your choice for your events and properties, simply edit the table on the corresponding page. The content on the Events page will be updated automatically.
