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Overview

The Live events page lets you monitor and inspect incoming user events on your website in real time (over a rolling 14-day window). Whether you’re troubleshooting experiment exposures or verifying conversions, this tool gives you instant visibility into what’s happening in your A/B testing setup. Accessible under Insights > Live events, this page displays events with key metadata and supports filtering, searching, and deep inspection through detailed event views.
  • Project selector (dropdown)
  • Event table: Displays timestamped logs with the following columns:
    • Date and time
    • Event type (for example, CONVERSION or EXPERIMENT)
    • User ID
    • Event properties (as raw JSON snippet)
  • Refresh button: Manually update the list with the latest events
  • Last update timestamp: Shows when the data was last fetched
By default, this table displays events from the past 14 days and updates automatically in real time. Events appear in reverse chronological order.

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Refreshing data

Click the Refresh button (top right) to manually reload data. Use it when you expect new events and want to force an update.

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Filtering events

Use the filters sidebar to narrow the event list by time range or event type.

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Time range

Select a preset window or define a custom range:
  • Last hour
  • Last 24 hours
  • Last 7 days
  • Custom: Click Click to choose a date, then select from three options:
    • Fixed: Set a specific start and end date.
    • Since: Show all events since a specific date.
    • Last: Show events from the last N days, hours, or minutes.

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Event type

Filter by one or more of the following event types:
  • Conversion
  • Custom data
  • Experiment
  • Personalization

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Use cases

  • Debugging: Identify issues in real time by searching for user IDs or goal IDs.
  • QA testing: Validate that experiments and conversions are firing correctly.
  • Monitoring: Watch traffic as it happens during key campaigns or rollouts.
Live events is the right tool for confirming that an event fired. The Results page is visit-based and does not update in real time—a visit must end (30 minutes of inactivity) before data appears there. See Data collection and reporting for a full explanation.