InformationCreated Date10/13/2026, 11:58 AMLast Published Date10/6/2026, 7:03 PMFieldsArticle Google Analytics Drift Definition Message Received message fires when the user receives a message from a team member or bot. Playbook Fired conversation:playbookFired fire whenever a playbook fires to a site visitor (regardless of user activity) Playbook Dismissed conversation:playbookDismissed fired when the user dismisses a message from a playbook by clicking on the close button next to the message. Message Sent message:sent fires when the user replies to a conversation. Playbook Clicked conversation:playbookClicked triggered when the user interacts with a playbook from a greeting by clicking on the message or the widget button. Button Clicked conversation:ButtonClicked event fires when the user clicks on a button in chat as a response to a question. As an example, you could use this for custom event tracking in an external system or triggering a particular event on your website in response to a button press with certain text during a conversation. Chat Started startConversation This event tracks when a site visitor starts a conversation, not the bot. We recommend and provide the first interaction client event for tracking first messages in all conversations (including the ones initiated by a bot playbook). First Interaction conversation:firstInteraction event fires for the first site visitor message in each unique conversation thread, or each distinct conversation ID, associated with a bot playbook. Email Captured emailCapture fires when the user identifies through an email capture campaign, completes an email capture form inside the widget, or if they simply type their email into a message. Meeting Booked scheduling:meetingBooked fires when the user books a meeting with a member of your team. Phone Number Captured phoneCapture fires whenever a user provides a phone number in chat. Currently, it only works for US phone numbers. TitleDrift - Google Analytics to Drift Terms and DefinitionsURL NameGoogle-Analytics-to-Drift-Terms-and-Definitions