Unique identifier for the email activity record within the Vault system.

Specifies the object subtype of the email activity, identifying the nature of the record based on Vault metadata configuration.

System-wide globally unique identifier used to track the record across different Vault environments or integrations.

System-generated hyperlink to access the full details of the email activity record within the Vault UI.

Human-readable name assigned to the email activity, often used for display or search purposes.

Current lifecycle status of the email activity, such as Active, Inactive, or Archived, based on the Vault state model.

Username or ID of the user who created the email activity record in Vault.

Timestamp indicating when the email activity record was initially created in the Vault system.

Username or ID of the user who last modified the email activity record.

Timestamp of the most recent update made to the email activity record.

Date and time when the email-related event (such as send, open, click) occurred.

City associated with the recipient's IP address at the time of the activity, used for geolocation reporting.

The full URL that was clicked by the recipient as part of the tracked email activity.

Name of the email client application used by the recipient, such as Outlook, Gmail, or Apple Mail.

Operating system running on the recipient's device, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, or Android.

Describes the platform type used to access the email, such as desktop, mobile, or web-based client.

Country determined from the recipient's IP address at the time of the email interaction.

Type of device used by the recipient during the activity, such as smartphone, tablet, or laptop.

Descriptive message or metadata related to the activity event, often containing technical or contextual details.

High-level category of the email event, such as Sent, Opened, Clicked, Bounced, or Unsubscribed.

Public IP address recorded when the email activity occurred, used for analytics and security monitoring.

Friendly name or label assigned to the clicked URL, often representing call-to-action links in the email.

Indicates whether the recipient made changes to their communication preferences during this interaction, such as opting out.

Geographic region derived from the recipient's IP address, offering broader location context than city or country.

Full user agent string identifying the recipient's browser and device configuration at the time of the activity.

Vault document ID associated with the email activity, typically referencing a document linked in or related to the email message.

The internal name of the Vault document as stored in the system, typically used for reference in document management workflows.

The primary version number of the document, indicating major updates or revisions that can involve substantial content changes.

The secondary version number of the document, representing incremental edits or minor updates made since the last major version.

A unique numeric identifier assigned to the document within Veeva Vault for tracking and referencing purposes.

The full, descriptive title of the document as entered by the content author or uploader.

The identifier of the Vault domain instance where the document and related activity are stored and managed.

A flag indicating whether the document version sent via email was an approved copy, based on Vault's approval lifecycle.

A reference indicating whether the document was distributed through an email channel during this logged activity.

An external Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system identifier used for backward compatibility or mapping legacy customer records to Vault data.

Specifies the type of transaction or interaction that took place involving the document, such as view, download, or send.

Indicates whether the document was sent via Veeva's approved distribution mechanism, typically tied to regulated communications.

The total length of time, in seconds, that the recipient engaged with the document during the email activity session.

The format or category of the document content, such as PDF, video, HTML, or image, indicating how the media was rendered.

The specific page number of the document that was viewed or interacted with during the email activity.

The timestamp (in seconds) indicating the last position reached during playback of a video document.

The total duration, in seconds, of the video file associated with the document sent or accessed via email.

The timestamp (in seconds) marking where the video playback began during the user's session.

The cumulative amount of time, in seconds, the user spent watching the video across one or more play sessions.

A flag or identifier that specifies whether the document is recognized as Veeva content under Vault compliance rules.

The original file name used when the document was distributed through Veeva's email system, useful for audit and retrieval.