A unique identifier for the message activity record, used for tracking and referencing each activity within the system.

The type of message activity, such as 'Email', 'SMS', or 'Push Notification', categorizing the method of communication used.

A globally unique identifier for the message activity, ensuring consistency across systems and enabling easy cross-referencing.

A URL or hyperlink associated with the message activity, which can link to an external resource or document related to the activity.

The name or title of the message activity, providing a brief description or label for the specific activity.

The current status of the message activity, such as 'Sent', 'Failed', or 'Pending', indicating the state of the activity.

The individual or system that created the message activity record, providing accountability for its entry into the system.

The timestamp when the message activity record was created, helping track when the activity was first logged.

The individual or system that last modified the message activity record, ensuring transparency in updates made.

The timestamp of the last modification made to the message activity record, providing an audit trail of changes.

A brief description or type of activity being logged, such as 'Message Sent', 'Link Clicked', or 'Document Viewed'.

The date and time when the activity occurred, helping to track the timing of the message activity.

The name of the client (user) associated with the activity, often the recipient of the message or the subject of the action.

The operating system used by the client device during the activity, such as 'Windows', 'iOS', or 'Android'.

The type of client accessing the system, such as 'Web', 'Mobile', or 'Desktop', indicating the platform or medium used.

The specific device used by the client during the activity, such as 'iPhone 12', 'Samsung Galaxy', or 'MacBook Pro'.

The IP address from which the client accessed the system during the activity, providing information about the client's location or network.

The user agent string sent by the client's device, which includes information about the browser, operating system, and device type.

The name of the document associated with the message activity, typically the title or identifier of the document.

The formal title of the document related to the activity, providing additional context about its content.

A unique identifier for the document referenced in the activity, used to track and manage the document within the system.

A unique number assigned to the document, often used for tracking or indexing the document in the system.

The domain or environment in which the document resides, such as 'Production' or 'Staging', indicating the system's location.

The major version of the document, representing significant updates or revisions to the document's content.

The minor version of the document, representing smaller updates or changes to the document without altering its core content.

The actual message that was sent as part of the activity, such as the body of an email or text message.

The identifier used in the legacy CRM system to link this message activity record to earlier records in older platforms.

The type of device used by the client, such as 'Mobile', 'Tablet', or 'Desktop', helping to categorize the client's device.

The duration of the message activity, typically measured in seconds or minutes, indicating how long the activity lasted.

The type of media associated with the activity, such as 'Image', 'Video', or 'Text', specifying the format of the message content.

The page number in a document or presentation that was viewed or interacted with, providing context for specific content within the document.

A unique identifier for the session during which the message activity took place, useful for tracking user sessions.

The slide number within a presentation that was viewed or interacted with during the message activity, helping to track presentation progress.

The version of the slide within a presentation, providing context for different iterations or revisions of the slide.

The timestamp (in seconds) when the video was last viewed, providing insight into user engagement with the video content.

The total length of the video, measured in seconds or minutes, indicating the full duration of the content.

The timestamp (in seconds) when the video started, indicating the point in the video when the user began watching.

The total amount of time, in seconds or minutes, that the user spent watching the video, helping to assess engagement.

The order in which the view was made during a sequence of interactions or presentations, useful for organizing multiple views.

The content or title of the Closed Loop Marketing (CLM) presentation associated with the activity, helping to categorize the type of presentation.

The group or category under which the message activity is classified, such as 'Product Demo', 'Sales Presentation', or 'Training'.

The main message or takeaway from the activity, often used in presentations or marketing communications to highlight key points.

The product associated with the activity, such as a specific drug, medical device, or service being discussed or marketed.

The specific rendition or version of the document or media file that was downloaded during the activity.

A document that serves as a reference during the activity, often related to the message or presentation content.