A unique identifier for the medical event record, serving as the primary key within the system to uniquely identify each event.

The classification or type of medical event, such as a conference, seminar, or workshop, that describes the nature of the event.

A globally unique identifier assigned to the medical event, ensuring consistency across different systems and enabling synchronization with external platforms.

A URL or hyperlink associated with the medical event, potentially providing access to related documents, registration pages, or external resources.

The name or title of the medical event, providing an easily recognizable label for participants and organizers.

The current status of the medical event, such as 'Scheduled', 'Completed', or 'Postponed', indicating the stage in the event's lifecycle.

The individual or system responsible for creating the medical event record, ensuring accountability for its entry into the system.

The timestamp when the medical event was created, used for tracking the event's creation and for audit purposes.

The individual or system that last modified the medical event record, ensuring transparency in any changes made to the event's data.

The timestamp of the last modification made to the medical event record, providing an audit trail and helping track updates over time.

The fields associated with attendees from the account, used to track information about participants related to specific accounts in the system.

Indicates whether the medical event is currently active, enabling or disabling associated activities based on its status.

An alternative name for the medical event, which may be used for marketing, branding, or event-specific purposes.

The identifier for the co-browsing session associated with the medical event, typically used in online collaboration or virtual meetings.

The current status of the co-browse session, indicating whether the session is ongoing, completed, or inactive.

The URL for the presenter of the co-browsing session, typically linking to a presentation or speaker profile.

The name of the report generated by the Concur system, typically used for expense reporting or travel tracking associated with the event.

The fields associated with contact attendees, used to track information about attendees who are contacts for the organization.

The name of the country where the medical event is held or the country associated with the medical event.

A detailed description of the medical event, outlining its objectives, agenda, and key points for attendees and stakeholders.

The legal disclaimer associated with the event, often outlining the terms, conditions, and any risks related to participation.

The date when the medical event concludes, marking the official end of the event and often used for scheduling follow-up activities.

The local time at which the event ends, providing a clear indication of the event's conclusion in the relevant time zone.

The exact date and time at which the event ends, recorded in the system to ensure accurate time tracking.

The name of the event displayed in the system interface or user-facing applications, often more user-friendly than the internal event name.

The type of event, such as 'Symposium', 'Conference', 'Webinar', or 'Workshop', which helps categorize the event for planning and reporting purposes.

The total expense amount associated with the event, typically used for financial reporting or reimbursement purposes.

The corporate portion of the expense amount, indicating the part of the total expense borne by the organization.

The currency used for local transactions or financial reporting related to the medical event, ensuring consistency in financial data.

The status of the expense posting, indicating whether the expense has been submitted, approved, or is pending processing.

The external identifier linking the medical event to the corresponding entry in the expense management system, facilitating integration and data synchronization.

Indicates whether an expense submission related to the event has failed, typically due to issues in processing or validation.

The venue or physical location where the medical event is held, providing key logistical information for attendees.

The identifier associated with the mobile platform used for the medical event, linking to a specific app or mobile service.

The fields used to track walk-in attendees who are not prescribers, helping organize event participation.

Additional fields for tracking walk-in attendees not covered by other categories, providing more flexibility in participant data collection.

Indicates whether the event's data lock can be overridden, allowing for manual adjustments or corrections after data has been finalized.

The fields used to track walk-in attendees who are prescribers, helping organize event participation and compliance.

The sponsor of the medical event, which may include pharmaceutical companies, medical organizations, or educational institutions.

The date when the medical event begins, indicating the start of activities and marking the beginning of the event's schedule.

The local time at which the event starts, providing a clear indication of the event's opening time in the relevant time zone.

The exact date and time at which the event begins, recorded in the system for scheduling and time tracking.

Indicates whether the associated expenses for the event should be submitted for processing or reimbursement.

The fields used to track information about attendees who are users in the system, capturing essential details about participants.

The general fields used to capture information about walk-in attendees, including both prescribers and non-prescribers.

The web source from which the medical event was created or promoted, used for tracking the origins of event participation.

The website associated with the medical event, providing attendees with access to more detailed information, registration, and event updates.

The account associated with the medical event, typically used for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and event tracking within specific accounts.

The activity associated with the co-browsing session during the event, tracking interactive sessions and collaboration.

The presentation used during the event, which may include slides, documents, or videos shared during the session.

A generic field to link the specific event to the medical event records, ensuring consistency across related data.

The owner or person responsible for the medical event, ensuring accountability for its planning and execution.

The format of the medical event, such as 'In-Person', 'Virtual', or 'Hybrid', to help categorize the type of event.

Indicates whether this medical event is a parent event for a series of related events, helping structure multiple sessions or sub-events.

The product associated with the medical event, typically used to track events related to specific drugs, devices, or therapies.

The type of program or campaign the medical event falls under, such as a promotional campaign, educational program, or compliance initiative.

The current status of the medical event, such as 'Scheduled', 'Completed', or 'Postponed', indicating its stage in the event lifecycle.

The time zone in which the medical event is held, ensuring accurate scheduling for attendees across multiple regions.

The name of the main topic or subject discussed during the event, helping categorize the event content.

A more general label or classification for the topic of the medical event, used for filtering or reporting purposes.

Indicates whether the event is enabled as a webinar, providing virtual participation options.

The identifier from the legacy CRM system used to link the medical event to corresponding records in older platforms.

The city where the medical event is held, providing a geographical location for the event.

A unique identifier for the medical event, ensuring it can be uniquely referenced across different systems and platforms.

The second line of the location address for the medical event, used for detailed address information.

The primary address for the location of the medical event, providing the venue or site details.

The postal code for the event location, ensuring accurate mapping and address identification.

The state or province in which the medical event is held, used for location tracking and addressing purposes.

A general field for the location address, typically used when a more general address is needed without specifying lines.

The main product associated with the medical event, often the focus of the event or the subject of the promotional or educational material.

A secondary product featured or mentioned during the medical event, providing additional context to the primary product.

The country in which the medical event takes place, helping categorize the event geographically and track global participation.