Data

For each user interaction, Honeypot will collect and store a variety of information. The full schema, including field names and types, can be accessed from the Honeypot UI.

A summary of the data that Honeypot collects is shown below:

• Behavioral metrics
• Network information
• Geographic data
• Browser, hardware, and operating system information
• Client and device fingerprints
• Performance statistics
• Bot signatures
• Custom event properties that you pass using the honeypot.track method
• User IDs that you pass using the honeypot.identify method
• Custom behaviors that you configure from the Behaviors section of our UI

Optionally, cookie-based session IDs may be used for session tracking when you configure this feature in the UI.

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You can custommize the data that Honeypot collects for individual users from the Data Collection tab.

Please note

De-selecting fields from the dropdown shown above will prevent Honeypot from storing corresponding data for individual users. However, Honeypot may still collect aggregate statistics (at the honeypot-level, not user-level), for that field.