record()

Purpose

The record method is used to log detailed events and interactions within an application.
It captures rich user data, account-level information, and event-specific properties — ensuring tracking occurs only after user consent and parameter validation.

record is typically used when you need deeper context than a simple action event, such as logging logins, purchases, updates, or events requiring both user and account attributes.

Usage Example

In this example, the record method logs a “User Login” event, including user attributes and additional metadata such as the IP address of the login.

Declaration

The TypeScript declaration of the method:

Parameters

RecordParams defines the accepted fields for event recording:

These fields allow the record method to provide comprehensive tracking and support complex analytics use cases.

productId support

The record() method also accepts an optional:

productId: string

Used for product ingestion cases.

Rules:

productId is required if you are sending product catalog data

If productId is provided, you may omit:

userId

profileId

accountId

Intempt will store the product without linking it to a user.

Forbidden Event Names

The following event titles must not be used with record (or any custom event).
They are reserved for internal Intempt tracking and will cause conflicts:

auto-track

view page

leave page

change on

click on

submit on

identify

consent

Avoid using these names to ensure accurate event categorization and prevent system errors.

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record()

Purpose

Usage Example

Declaration

Parameters

productId support

Rules:

Forbidden Event Names