> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.traceten.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Events feed

> Watch the last 50 events on your site as they arrive, with the page, source, detection method, location and device on every row.

## What the events feed shows

The events feed lists the 50 most recent events recorded on a site in the last 7 days, newest first. It refreshes every 10 seconds while the tab is open, so it is the quickest way to confirm that the snippet is sending events and that they are being classified.

Every detail sits on the row itself:

| Column     | What it shows                                                                                                                            |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Time       | How long ago the event happened. Hover it for the exact date and time in your own time zone (set it under Settings).                     |
| Event      | The page path and the kind of event: page view, click, exit or visit start. An exit to another site names the destination.               |
| Source     | Where the visit came from, such as ChatGPT or google.com, with the detection method under it: Referrer, UTM tag, User agent or No match. |
| Visitor    | The country, device, browser and operating system of the visit.                                                                          |
| Confidence | How certain the classifier is about the source, from 0% to 100%.                                                                         |

The page path keeps its query string, with the value of any personal-data parameter replaced by `REDACTED` before it is stored.

On a phone, each row shows the page, the kind of event, the source and how long ago it happened.

### Where the source name comes from

A host name such as `google.com` belongs to the visit an event was part of. When an event's own source is different from its visit's source, the row names the event's own source without a host.

## What the events feed does not show

The feed has no filters, no date range, no detail panel and no export. It is a live check, not a report.

* To follow one person across their visits, open [Visitors](/dashboard/visitors).
* For totals over a date range, use [Overview](/dashboard/overview) and [AI sources](/dashboard/ai-sources).

The feed does not show who a visitor is. Traceten does not collect names, email addresses, or any information that identifies an individual visitor. For more on what data is collected, see [Privacy: data collected](/privacy/data-collected).

## Getting events out

* [`GET /v1/events/recent`](/api/events) returns the same feed, up to 200 events and 90 days back.
* [Webhooks](/webhooks/overview) deliver every classified AI session and attributed conversion as it happens.
* The [data access API](/privacy/data-deletion) returns the records held for one visitor as JSON.