> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://dub.co/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Real-time events stream

> Learn more about Dub's real-time events stream feature and how you can use it to gain deeper insights into your engagement data.

<Tip>
  This feature is only available on [Dub's Business
  plan](https://dub.co/pricing) and above.
</Tip>

On any given day, we track upwards of **1,000,000 click events** at Dub.

These events are ingested into our data warehouse, which is then materialized in a comprehensive, [real-time analytics dashboard](/help/article/dub-analytics) that gives you powerful insights into your user base.

While this is great, it is still an aggregated view of your data. What if you want to see a chronological stream of click events and export them for further analysis?

**This is where Dub's Real-time Events Stream feature comes in.**

Dub's Real-time Events Stream is a detailed, real-time stream of events across your entire Dub workspace.

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  <img src="https://assets.dub.co/blog/events-stream-dashboard.jpg" alt="The Events Stream dashboard on Dub" />
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## Where can I access it?

The real-time events stream lives in your workspace's [**Events** tab](https://app.dub.co/events), but you can also access it via the **View Events** button in the Analytics tab:

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  <img src="https://assets.dub.co/blog/events-view-button.png" alt="Quick link to open-up the events stream from the Analytics tab" />
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<Tip>
  When you click on the **View Events** button, the same filters you have
  applied in the Analytics tab are applied to the Events tab as well.
</Tip>

The events stream is real-time by default – meaning every click event that is recorded will show up in your Events tab in real-time.

## Customizing your events table

You can also customize the dashboard to only show the columns you are interested in:

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  <img src="https://assets.dub.co/blog/events-column-picker.jpg" alt="Selecting which columns to be displayed in the Events table" />
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Here are the columns you can choose from:

* **Link**: The link that was clicked/scanned
* **Country**: The country that the event originated from
* **City**: The city that the event originated from
* **Continent**: The continent that the event originated from
* **Device**: The device that was used to trigger the event
* **Browser**: The browser that was used to trigger the event
* **OS**: The operating system that was used to trigger the event
* **Referrer**: The referrer information for the event
* **IP Address**: The IP address that the event originated from (non-EU only)

## Filtering and exporting events

You can also filter the events by the [same filter options as the analytics dashboard](/help/article/dub-analytics#filtering-data).

There are two ways you can filter the events stream:

1. By clicking on the **Filter** button in the top right of the dashboard.
2. Clicking on the filter icon that appears when you hover over a given column value.

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  <img src="https://assets.dub.co/blog/events-filtering.png" alt="Filtering the events stream by link" />
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Once you've filtered the events to your liking, you can export them by clicking `⋮` button and selecting **Download as CSV**.

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  <img src="https://assets.dub.co/blog/events-export.png" alt="Exporting the filtered events stream to CSV" />
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