A unique identifier for the monitoring rule, used to track and reference the rule across systems.

The type of monitoring rule, such as 'Keyword', 'Phrase', or 'Custom', which defines the nature of the content being monitored.

A globally unique identifier for the monitoring rule, ensuring it is consistently referenced across various systems and platforms.

A URL or hyperlink related to the monitoring rule, typically pointing to more information or associated documentation.

The name given to the monitoring rule, typically a descriptive label used to easily identify the rule within the system.

The current status of the monitoring rule, such as 'Active', 'Inactive', or 'Under Review', which indicates its operational state.

The user or system responsible for creating the monitoring rule, providing accountability for the rule's creation.

The timestamp indicating when the monitoring rule was created, helping establish the rule's history and context.

The user or system that last modified the monitoring rule, allowing for traceability of changes made to the rule.

The timestamp indicating when the monitoring rule was last modified, providing insight into the most recent updates.

The category under which the monitoring rule falls, used for organizing and classifying rules based on their function or purpose.

The date when the monitoring rule is scheduled to end or expire, determining the rule's validity period.

An identifier used to reference the monitoring rule in external systems or databases, ensuring consistency across platforms.

A set of fields or attributes associated with the monitoring rule, defining which parts of the data are monitored by the rule.

The date when the monitoring rule becomes active or starts being applied, marking the beginning of its monitoring period.

A subgroup within the category that further organizes the monitoring rule, often based on specific criteria like region or department.

The product associated with the monitoring rule, linking the rule to specific products or product lines for targeted monitoring.

The owner or administrator responsible for the monitoring rule within the system, ensuring the rule is properly managed and maintained.

The identifier for the monitoring rule in the legacy CRM system, allowing for historical reference and tracking across systems.

The country associated with the user or entity that created or is responsible for the monitoring rule, providing geographic context.

The platforms or systems where the monitoring rule is restricted or not applicable, helping define the rule's scope and limitations.

An identifier associated with the mobile system or platform that the monitoring rule is intended to monitor or enforce, if applicable.

The timestamp indicating when the monitoring rule was triggered, used to track the exact moment the rule was applied or initiated.