A unique identifier for each multichannel activity, used for tracking and referencing the activity across the system.

The type of multichannel activity, such as 'Webinar', 'Event', or 'Meeting', which categorizes the activity.

A globally unique identifier for the multichannel activity, ensuring consistency across systems and platforms.

A URL or hyperlink associated with the multichannel activity, typically linking to more details or related resources.

The name of the multichannel activity, typically used to identify the activity within the system.

The current status of the multichannel activity, such as 'Active', 'Inactive', 'Completed', or 'Scheduled'.

The user or system responsible for creating the multichannel activity, providing accountability for the activity's creation.

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

The user or system that last modified the multichannel activity, allowing traceability of any changes made to the activity.

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

The geographic latitude coordinate of the location where the multichannel activity took place, used for mapping and location-based analysis.

The geographic longitude coordinate of the location where the multichannel activity took place, used for mapping and location-based analysis.

The status of the location services for the multichannel activity, indicating whether the location data was successfully captured or not.

The city where the multichannel activity took place, used for regional classification and analysis.

The name of the client associated with the multichannel activity, helping to link the activity to a specific client.

The operating system of the client device used during the activity, such as 'iOS', 'Android', or 'Windows', for tracking device compatibility.

The type of client device used, such as 'Mobile', 'Tablet', or 'Desktop', helping to understand the device used for participation.

The color associated with the multichannel activity, typically used for visual categorization or branding purposes.

The country where the multichannel activity occurred or where the client is based, providing geographical context.

Indicates whether debugging is enabled for the multichannel activity, helping identify issues or collect additional data during testing.

The type of device used to participate in the multichannel activity, such as 'Smartphone', 'Laptop', or 'Tablet'.

The IP address from which the multichannel activity was accessed, often used for troubleshooting or geographical analysis.

An icon representing the multichannel activity, often used in user interfaces for visual identification.

A primary key associated with the multichannel activity in the MCD system, used for database integrity and referencing.

Indicates whether the session is a preview session, typically used for testing or demonstration purposes before the main event.

An identifier for the mobile device used to participate in the multichannel activity, helpful for tracking device-specific interactions.

The type of record associated with the multichannel activity, used for classification within the system.

The site or platform where the multichannel activity was referred from, providing insight into traffic sources.

The region where the multichannel activity took place, typically used for regional classification and analysis.

Indicates whether the multichannel activity is associated with a call session, such as a conference call or a webinar session.

An external identifier for a message sent during the multichannel activity, used for tracking or reference in external systems.

A unique identifier for the session in which the multichannel activity took place, helping to track specific interactions.

The date and time when the multichannel activity started, marking the beginning of the session.

The geographic territory associated with the multichannel activity, often used for region-specific data analysis.

The total duration of the multichannel activity, measured in minutes or hours, indicating how long the activity lasted.

Indicates whether the multichannel activity was a training session, helping to categorize activities based on their purpose.

The URL associated with the multichannel activity, often linking to an event page or the main content of the session.

The user agent string identifying the client's software and hardware configuration during the multichannel activity.

The external identifier for the multichannel activity in the Veeva system, ensuring cross-platform compatibility and consistency.

The height of the viewport (visible area) during the multichannel activity, used for screen size and layout considerations.

The width of the viewport (visible area) during the multichannel activity, used for screen size and layout considerations.

An external identifier mapping for the account associated with the multichannel activity, used for integration with other systems.

The account associated with the multichannel activity, used for linking the activity to a specific client or organization.

The call identifier related to the multichannel activity, typically used for tracking or managing conference calls or webinars.

A subgroup within the multichannel activity, used to categorize or group specific details related to the activity.

The event identifier for the multichannel activity within the Event Management (EM) system, used for event tracking.

The medical event identifier associated with the multichannel activity, often used for compliance or regulatory purposes.

The identifier for the parent multichannel activity, if this activity is part of a larger event or campaign.

The organizer of the multichannel activity, such as the name of the person or organization managing the event.

The product associated with the multichannel activity, often used for product-specific marketing or event tracking.

The email address associated with the sent message during the multichannel activity, used for tracking communication.

The content of the message sent during the multichannel activity, used for tracking and referencing specific communication.

The site or platform where the multichannel activity took place, providing context for the activity's location.

The user or organization responsible for the multichannel activity, ensuring accountability and management of the event.

The identifier for the multichannel activity in the legacy CRM system, used for historical reference and integration purposes.

The attendee identifier for individuals who participated in the event, often used for tracking participation.

The country associated with the account participating in the multichannel activity, providing geographic context.

The country associated with the user participating in the multichannel activity, used for segmentation and analysis.

The identifier for the remote Closed Loop Marketing (CLM) system session, used for tracking remote activity.

The URL for the remote CLM participant's page, used to link to the participant's interaction in a remote CLM session.

The URL for the remote CLM presenter's page, used to link to the presenter's interaction in a remote CLM session.

A unique identifier for the remote CLM session, ensuring proper tracking and management of remote interactions.