Track Event - BlinkOps Documentation

Train Vigilance AI to improve the accuracy of contextual risk scores. For example: Send user, browser, and device information when events occur (e.g., successful logins). Vigilance AI builds a profile of typical behavior for each user. Required Scope: Authentication Only, Read Users, Manage users, Read All, or Manage All.

External DocumentationTo learn more, visit the OneLogin documentation.

Basic Parameters

Parameter	Description
IP	The IP address.
User Agent	The user agent string. Example: `Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_3)`
User Authenticated	Select to include if the metadata should be trusted.
User ID	The ID of the user. For OneLogin Adaptive Authentication, use format: `{region}_{OneLogin User Id}` (e.g., `US_12345678`).
User Name	The name of the user.
Verb	The type of event being tracked. Use one of the predefined verbs or create custom verbs for other actions within your application. Available pre-defined options: * `log-in` - A user successfully logged into your app. * `log-out` - The user has logged out. * `log-in-denied` - The user failed to authenticate. * `authentication-challenge` - Authentication was challenged (e.g. MFA was required). * `authentication-challenge-pass` - The authentication challenge was passed. * `authentication-challenge-fail` - The authentication challenge failed.

Advanced Parameters

Parameter	Description
Device ID	The device ID (e.g., `xxx-xxx-xxx`)
FP Cookie	The value of the `__tdli_fp` cookie.
Published	The date and time of the event. Useful for preloading old events. Defaults to the time the API request is received.
Session ID	The session ID (e.g., `xxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx`)
Source ID	The ID of the source, based on a group, customer, account, or user.
Source Name	The name of the source.

Example Output

OK