# Data Management Page Guide ## Data Management Page Guide > **SUCCESS** > > **The Data Management Section** > > Is further divided into 3 categories: > > Events > > Event Labels > > User Labels In this section, the following operations are possible: 📋 Check the current data list being collected ✏ī¸ Edit label data formats 📝 Edit description notes 🌟 From the Data Management page, you can check the current data list being collected, edit label data formats, and edit description notes. 💡 By utilizing the Data Management page, you can efficiently organize and manage the data you are collecting. This improves data visibility and enhances your analysis and decision-making processes. 🔍 We recommend regularly checking this page to maintain data integrity and update as needed. Especially when adding new events or labels, verify that they are properly classified and have descriptions assigned. ✅ By properly managing your data, you promote data sharing and understanding within your team, leading to more effective data utilization. ### Events In the management screen, you can view information related to configured events. The following information is displayed: Event Name 📝 The name set when embedding the event tag ``` Can be freely configured ``` Acquisition Method 🔍 In Experience, displayed as "Tag", "Experience", or "Tag, Experience" \*Events configured in Experience are displayed as "Experience"; otherwise, they are displayed as "Tag". Description ℹī¸ Detailed descriptions can be added to events ``` Can be freely added or modified via the "Edit" button ``` 💡 Adding descriptions clarifies the purpose and content of events, promoting sharing and understanding within your team. > **DANGER** **Note**: It may take time for events to appear in the management screen after being measured. If newly configured events do not appear immediately, please wait a while and check again. ✅ By properly configuring and managing events, you can perform detailed analysis of user behavior, enabling more effective website optimization and marketing strategy planning. 📌 For details on event features and configuration methods, please refer to [this guide](/en/experience/setting/data-management.md). ### Event Labels Event Labels are a feature for aggregating and managing additional information associated with user behavior. For example, you can collect information such as "product category purchased" and "purchase amount". Click the settings button on the right side and press edit to display the screen below. Event Labels can be acquired during event configuration. In the management screen, you can view information related to configured Event Labels. The following information is displayed: Data Name 📝 The Event Label name embedded in the event tag ``` Can be freely configured ``` Acquisition Method 🔍 Tag: Data acquired by placing event tags Data Format đŸ”ĸ Specify the format of acquired data ``` Options: Text, Date, Number ``` Description ℹī¸ Detailed descriptions can be added to Event Labels ``` Can be freely added or modified via the "Edit" button ``` 💡 Adding descriptions clarifies the purpose and content of Event Labels, promoting sharing and understanding within your team. > **DANGER** Note: It may take time for Event Labels to appear in the management screen after being measured. If newly configured Event Labels do not appear immediately, please wait a while and check again. ✅ By properly configuring and managing Event Labels, you can perform more detailed analysis of user behavior. This allows you to gain business-critical insights such as popularity by product category and purchase amount trends. 🔧 The choice of data format becomes important during later analysis and visualization. For example, by setting purchase amount as "Number", purchase date as "Date", and product category as "Text", you can perform analysis appropriate to each data type. ### User Labels User Labels are a feature for realizing high-precision personalization. You can integrate and manage not only behavioral data but also customer data you own (email addresses, birthdays, purchase frequency, etc.). 📌 For detailed configuration methods, please refer to [this guide](/en/experience/setting/data-management.md). In the management screen, you can view information related to configured User Labels. The following information is displayed: Data Name 📝 The User Label name embedded in the user identification tag ``` Can be freely configured ``` Acquisition Method 🔍 Default: Automatically acquired data from basic tags (e.g., total session, initial referring, domain, etc.) ``` Tag: Data acquired by user identification tags Campaign Form: Data acquired through the "Collect as user attribute" feature in campaign forms ``` 💡 For information on campaign form configuration, please refer to [this article](/en/experience/setting/data-management.md). Data Format đŸ”ĸ Specify the format of acquired data ``` Options: Text, Date, Number ``` Description ℹī¸ Detailed descriptions can be added to User Labels ``` Can be freely added or modified via the "Edit" button ``` 💡 Adding descriptions clarifies the purpose and content of User Labels, promoting sharing and understanding within your team. > **DANGER** Note: It may take time for User Labels to appear in the management screen after being measured. If newly configured User Labels do not appear immediately, please wait a while and check again. ✅ By properly configuring and managing User Labels, you can build more detailed user profiles and enable advanced segmentation and personalization. This improves user experience and maximizes marketing effectiveness. 🔒 When handling data that includes personal information, ensure compliance with privacy policies and data protection regulations. ## Tag Acquisition In the Tag Acquisition section, you can obtain the 3 types of tags needed to utilize Ptengine's features. The roles and characteristics of each tag are explained below: ### Basic Tag 📌 Role: Enable Ptengine's basic measurement features Characteristic: Must be installed on all pages Usage example: Measure page views and visitor count Can be obtained from the Insight screen. If it's the same project, you can obtain it from any screen. ### Event Tag đŸŽ¯ Role: Measure specific user actions Characteristic: Install only where needed Usage example: Measure button clicks and form submissions 📌 For details on event features and configuration methods, please refer to [this article](/en/experience/setting/data-management.md). ### User Identification Tag 👤 Role: Identify individual users and track their behavior Characteristic: Install where users can be identified, such as pages after login Usage example: Analyze behavior of logged-in users, customer segmentation 💡 By properly installing these tags, you can collect more detailed and accurate data. 🔧 The quality and quantity of data collected varies depending on the tag placement method and location, so it is important to select appropriate tags and implement them correctly according to your objectives. ✅ Understand the role of each tag and use them effectively according to your website structure and analysis objectives. 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