System Event Types
A system event type is a special event that captures activity from the LogicHub system, allowing you to ingest the results for use in your playbooks.
For example, the addition of user accounts is a system activity. If you want to build playbook logic that tracks the successful creation of user accounts, you can add a system event type to your playbook. The playbook in the following screenshot includes a system event type plus a computation node that selects for successful user creation events during the specified interval.
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System event types are listed on the My Library > Event Types page. You can view the settings for a system event by selecting it on the Event Types page, but you cannot edit the settings or delete the event type. If you attempt to, an error message is displayed.
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For a detailed description of the system activity that is logged for system events, see Audit Events.
Updated 9 months ago