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Configuration
Configuring Unica Discover involves setting up and managing Discover user authorization and configuring Discover server components and services that process captured data.
Unica Discover Event Manager Manual
Getting Started with Discover Events
Discover events provide the mechanisms for monitoring mission-critical metrics and other indicators of your web application's performance, including software errors, failures to complete transactions, customer struggles, and more. Through Discover events, IT staff, business managers, and executives can keep tabs on critical aspects of the overall customer experience.
Discover Data Model
Discover Report Builder uses a dimensional data model that is populated by event-based mechanisms to deliver a reporting facility of unprecedented power and flexibility to manage the customer experience of your web application. Events and event-related mechanisms are developed and tested through the Discover Event Manager, which is integrated into the Discover Portal.
Events
When triggered, an event is a situation or condition that is identified in data that is captured by Discover that causes an action. An event definition specifies the hit attribute or other data that must appear in the request, response, or session as a whole.
Changes to Events

Changes to Events

Events are now defined through the Discover Event Manager in the Discover Portal.

The definition of events are as follows:

Event categories, such as compound session close events and compound page events, have been largely eliminated, in favor of a simpler model that evaluates events that are simply based on where they occur in the session. Events can be organized into event labels, but a label is an organizational structure only.
Compound events can be created simply by using the outputs of one or more events as inputs to another event. Outputs of page-level events can be mapped to the inputs of page-level or session-level events.
Event hierarchies have changed. Hierarchies are essentially dependencies between events and are not explicit parent-child relationships. Hierarchies can no longer be necessary because of the potential for multiple triggers for an event.