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# How to Create In-App Events
1. **Login to Questera**
1. Head over to the [Questera ](https://www.questera.ai/) login page.
2. Enter your credentials and log in to your dashboard.
2. **Navigate to the ‘Track & Measurements’ Section**
1. Once inside the dashboard, look at the left-hand navigation bar.
2. Scroll down and click on **Track & Measurements** to expand it
3. **Click on ‘In-App Events’**
1. Under the expanded menu, you'll see a subheading called **In-App Events or simply Events.**
2. Click on it to open the main event tracking screen.
4. **Click on ‘Create an Event’**
1. On the top-right corner of the Events screen, you'll find a button labeled **Create an Event.**
2. Click this button to begin setting up a new in-app event.
5. **Fill Out Event Details**
1. You’ll be taken to a new screen titled **Create an In-App Event.**
2. Fill in the following fields:
1. **Event Name**: A short, descriptive name (e.g., video\_watched, checkout\_complete).
2. **Event Frequency**: Define how often this event can occur (e.g., once per session, multiple times, etc.).
3. **Description**: Provide a meaningful explanation of what this event tracks and why it matters.
4. **Source**: This is usually auto-filled by Questera and shows where the event is being captured from (e.g., Web, Mobile, Backend).
5. **Event Schema** : Add additional details or properties that accompany the event (e.g., video\_id, purchase\_amount).
6. **Click ‘Save and Publish’**
1. Once everything is filled out, hit the **Save and Publish** button.
2. Your event is now live and will start tracking user actions based on your configuration.
7. **Manage Your Events**
1. Back on the main In-App Events page, you’ll see your newly created event listed.
2. Each event will show its name, status (active/inactive), and other metadata.
3. If needed, you can even **edit or delete** the event.
