DistributionChannel - The channel where the app was deployed. Allows us to partition incoming data so we can determine if issues are impacting audiences. InstallMethod - Whether the current build of Office was upgraded from an older build, rolled back to an older build, or a fresh install. Allows us to identify issues that might be specific to the Click-To-Run install mechanism.
IsDebug - Flag indicating if the Office build is a Debug build. Allows us to identify if issues are coming from Debug builds, which may behave differently. Let's us determine if issues can be traced to an external storage location. Let's us determine if the application was installed by an OEM, which can help us classify and identify issues.
PreviousVersion - The version of Office that was previously installed on the machine. Allows us to roll back to a previous version if the current one has an issue. ProcessFileName - The name of the application filename. Allows us to identify the name of the executable that is generating the data as there may be several different process filenames reporting as the same app name. DigitizerInfo - Information on the digitizer used by the machine. Allows us to classify data based on device pivot.
FormFactor - Identifies what form factor the device sending the info is. FormFactorFamily - Identifies what form factor the device sending the info is. HorizontalResolution - The horizontal resolution of the devices screen. Id - A unique identifier for the device. Allows us to identify the distribution of issues across a set of devices.
IsTerminalServer - Flag to determine if the machine is a terminal server. Manufacturer - The manufacturer of the device. Model - The model of the device. Name - The name of the device. NetworkCost - Indicates network cost or type, such as metered or metered above cap. NetworkCountry - The country code of the sender, based on the unscrubbed client IP address.
NumProcPhysCores - The number of physical cores on the machine. OsLocale - The locale of the operating system that is running. ProcessorArchitecture - The architecture of the processor. ProcessorCount - The number of processors on the machine. ProcSpeedMHz - The speed of the processor.
RamMB - The amount of memory the device has. VerticalResolution - The vertical resolution of the devices screen. Contract - A list of any contracts that the event is implementing. Allows us to evaluate what data is part of the individual event so that we can process it effectively. CV - A value that allows us to identify events that are related to one another.
Used for diagnostics to allow us to identify patterns of related behavior or related events. Flags - Information used to alter how a given event responds. Used to manage how a given event is treated for the purposes of uploading the data to Microsoft. Id - A unique identifier for the event. Allows us to uniquely identify the events that are being received. IsExportable - A field to denote if this event needs further processing by export pipeline.
Name - The name of the event. Allows us to identify the event that was being sent from the client. Rule - An identifier of the rule that generated the data if it was generated by a rule. Allows us to identify the source of a piece of data so that we can validate and manage that events parameters. RuleId - The identifier of the rule that generated the data if it was generated by a rule.
RuleInterfaces - Any interfaces that are implemented by the specific rule. Allows us to classify and import the data based on its structure, which simplifies data processing. RuleVersion - The identifier of the rule that generated the data if it was generated by a rule.
SampleRate - An indication of what percentage of users are sending this piece of data. This allows us to do statistical analysis of the data and for very common data points not require that to be sent by all users. SchemaVersion - The version of the schema used to generate diagnostic data. Required to manage data being sent from the client. This allows changes over time in what data is being sent from each client.
Sequence - A counter that identifies the order that an event was generated on the client. Allows the data being received to be ordered so that we can identify what steps may have led to an issue that is impacting clients. Source - The source pipeline that was used to upload the data. Required to monitor each of our upload pipelines for overall health and to help identify issues with the upload pipeline. This allows us to monitor individual upload pipelines to make sure they remain compliant.
Time - The time that the event was generated on the client. Allows us to synchronize and validate the order of events generated on the client and establish performance metrics for user instructions. Id - The unique identifier attributed to the host application by the embedded application.
OsBuild - The specific build number of the operating system. Allows us to determine which version of the operating system the diagnostic data is coming from in order to prioritize issues. OsBuildRevision - The revision number of the build of the operating system.
OsMinorVersion - The minor version of the operating system. OsVersionString - A unified string representing the operating system build number.
Allows us to track what new flights are on the machine to help identify if a new flight is responsible for an issue. CollectibleClassification - The classes of information the session can collect. Allows filtering of sessions based on the data they would have.
DisableTelemetry - Flag indicating if the DisableTelemetry key is set. Allows us to know if a session was not reporting diagnostic data other than EssentialServiceMetadata. SamplingClientIdValue - The value of the key used to determine sampling. Allows us to determine why a session was sampled or not. SamplingDeviceIdValue - The value of the key used to determine sampling. SamplingKey - The key used to determine whether the session is sampled or not. Allows us to understand how individual sessions are making their choice of whether they are sampled or not.
SamplingMethod - The method used to determine sampling policy. Allows us to understand what data is coming from a session. SamplingSessionKValue - Advanced sampling metadata. Used to help evaluate statistical meaning of data that is received. SamplingSessionNValue - Advanced sampling metadata. Sequence - A unique numeric identifier for the session. Allows the ordering of sessions for analysis of the issues might have occurred. Start - The boot time of the process session.
Allows us to establish when the session started. TelemetryPermissionLevel - Value indicating what level of diagnostic data the user has opted into.
Allows us to understand what level of diagnostic data to expect from a session. Allows normalization of UTC times back to the local time. To find the actual event name, select the event, and then look at the EventName field. An activity can be a normal activity or a high value activity. Allows us to group the event into groups. EventName - A unique name of a OneNote's event.
OneNote events use this custom field to specify a unique name due to an engineering limitation in the past. ExpFeatures - Indicates whether a user has turn-on an experimental-feature switch in OneNote app or not.
ExpirationDate - A date in numerical format indicates when this event will be stop sending from clients. Namespace - A namespace of the event. RunningMode - Indicates how the app is launched either by user or by system process. SchemaVersion - Indicates a current telemetry schema version in OneNote's telemetry pipeline. Tag - An integer tag that identifies the location in code where the telemetry event is generated.
Outlook mobile collects common fields for each of our events so that we can ensure the app is up-to-date, secure, and functioning as expected. ETag - A unique identifier for managing release of our features to help us detect issues affecting certain features being released. Language - Currently language setting of the device to help us detect issues affecting certain languages.
Version - Current version of the app installed to help us detect issues affecting certain app versions. Id - A unique device identifier to help us detect device-specific issues. Make - The make of the device for example, Apple, Samsung, etc. Model - The device model for example, iPhone 6s to help us detect device model specific issues.
NetworkType - The current device network being used WiFi, cellular, etc. InitId - ID used as part of sequencing for event ordering through our telemetry pipeline to help us detect the root cause of a pipeline issue. SdkVersion - The SDK version we are using to send our telemetry to help us detect the root cause of a pipeline issue.
Sequence - The sequence is for event ordering through our telemetry pipeline to help us detect the root cause of a pipeline issue. Source - Tells us what part of the code sent the event to help us detect the root cause of an issue.
Time - The time and date the event was emitted from the device so our systems can successfully manage events coming in. For example marking a message read can originate from message list or a new mail notification, this helps us detect issues based on action origination.
AccountId - A pseudonymous identifier that represents the current user. ClientCountry - The current country of the device to detect country or region-specific issues and outages. ClientIp - The IP address the device is connected to debug connection issues. IngestionTime - Timestamp of when our telemetry ingestion happens for this event. Helps calculate the original number of instances of the event. Id - A unique identifier for the app session to help identify session-related issues.
ImpressionId - A unique identifier for managing release of our features to ensure features are successfully released to all users and devices. NetworkProvider - The network provider of the device for example, Verizon. This is needed to help us detect issues specific to those using their inbox with multiple panes open.
This property is set only for Duo Android only devices. This will alert Microsoft to the success or failure of a user adding an account through single sign-on SSO.
This event is triggered at the initial install of the app and records from where the user was referred if available. Applicable to all win32 applications. Helps us understand the status of the update process of the Office suite Success or failure with error details. Collects Office metadata through UTC to compare with equivalent data collected through the Office telemetry pipeline to check correctness and completeness of data.
AppSessionGuid - An identifier of a particular application session starting at process creation time and persisting until process end. It is formatted as a standard bit GUID but constructed of four parts. Records information about activation state of the App. The data is monitored to ensure we identify spikes in activation issues.
We also analyze the data to find areas of improvement. The signal used to record any issues encountered when a user tries to reset the App. The telemetry is used to monitor, detect, and fix any issues caused during reset.
LaunchPoint - The point from where Reset is initiated. The critical signal used to ensure sign-in successful or not. The telemetry is collected to ensure critical regression detection for OneNote app and service health. CompletionState - Final state of sign in - Succeeded or failed. And failure cases. The signal used to indicate any issues encountered while using Message Bar.
The telemetry is used to monitor, detect, and fix any issues caused during interaction with Message Bar. The critical signal used to ensure new users can successfully launch and run OneNote for the first time.
If users can't launch the app for the first time, this would trigger a high severity incident. IsDelayedSignIn - Indicates whether the first run is in delayed sign-in mode where a user is not required to signed-in. The critical signal used to ensure new consumer users Microsoft Account can successfully launch and use OneNote for the first time. Telemetry used to ensure critical regression detection for OneNote app and service health.
Error A - OneNote's error object indicates an error during the first run if any. NoInternetConnection - Indicates whether a device does not have internet connection.
ProvisioningFailure - A OneNote error object indicating a provisioning error if any. ProvisioningFinishedTime - Indicates the end time when OneNote finishes provisioning a notebook during first run experience. ProvisioningStartedTime - Indicates the start time when OneNote starts provisioning a notebook during first run experience. Error - A OneNote's error object indicates an error during the first run if any.
ProvisioningFailure - A OneNote's error object indicates a provisioning error if any. The signal used to record any issues encountered when loading Notebooks during First Run. The telemetry is used to monitor, detect, and fix any issues in First run. The data is collected the first time the queue becomes idle after launch.
This marker is used to track the types of accounts which have been signed in on the device. Tracks if a package for Dynamic Canvas was downloaded. Considered a software configuration because the package must be successfully downloaded to enable the client to render the right experience. Is especially critical in consumer subscriptions where we use canvas to communicate to the user that the license has expired. Used to track metadata of a dynamic content package downloaded and cached by the product and results of operations performed on the package: download failures, unpacking failures, consistency checks failures, cache hits, package usages, download sources.
Captures Visio SKU whether it's standard or professional. Essential to categorize issues based on SKU. Collects information about runtime behavior of custom add-in functions. Maintains counters of execution attempts, successful completions, infrastructure errors, and user code errors.
This is used to identify reliability issues in the product and fix user-impacting problems. Collects information to track which Office add-in installations successfully updated the ribbon vs failed. Used to fix common registration issues where add-ins are not installed properly and never show up resulting in them being unusable. Collects install information for Office add-ins that customize the ribbon.
Used to detect issues with how custom add-ins modify the Office ribbon. Data regarding the success for failure of retrieving add-in entitlement data for the Office tenant admin assigned add-ins. Used for health metrics, charts, and analysis of customer problems. IsAllEntitlementsParsed - whether expected entitlements count matches parsed entitlements count.
UsedCache - whether the cached response was used instead of making a service call. Data regarding the success for failure of retrieving the need for updated data regarding the Office tenant admin assigned add-ins.
ExchangeGetLastUpdate will always run on boot as part of the host code and determine whether add-in assignments have changed for a user. If so then osf. DLL will be loaded so we can call ExchangeGetEntitlements to get the specific assignments and ExchangeGetManifests will be called to retrieve any new manifests that are needed. ExchangeGetEntitlements and ExchangeGetManifests could also be called on demand after host application has been running.
The idea is to not load the large DLL if we don't need to. Without this event in Required, we would not be able to tell if users are failing to get add-ins assigned to them if that first service call fails. It's also the main signal for any auth problems we face talking to our service.
EndingIdentityState - identity objects reported state after making the service calls. NeedRefresh —- This is a true or false field indicating whether the add-in data was stale and we needed to update it.
StartingIdentityState - identity objects reported state before making service calls. Data regarding the success for failure of retrieving add-in manifests data for the Office tenant admin assigned add-ins. IsAllReturnedManifestsParsed — whether all the manifests that were returned were able to be parsed. ReturnedManifestsParsed — the number of manifests returned from the server that were successfully parsed.
Tracks failure to load OsfShared. Detect DLL load failure that prevents feature from running. Collects information about invocation of automation server or client in VBA solutions. Used to understand interaction between VBA and usage and to supplement security investigations. IsPtrSafe — whether the declaration statement is compatible for different architecture.
Collects the success and failure of Outlook loading of an add-in. This data is actively monitored in order to ensure Outlook is correctly working with customer add-ins. This data is used to detect and investigate issues. Collects success and failure of add-in execution in Outlook. This data is actively monitored to ensure Outlook is correctly working with add-ins. Please review the test results.
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