Any-Order Behavior

Find a set of events that occurred for the same EventOwner, regardless of their order.

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An Any-Order Behavior query checks whether all required events occurred within an EventOwner's timeline. Unlike Sequence Behavior, the events do not need to follow a specific order.

You can also require events to occur multiple times and apply supported time constraints.

When to Use Any-Order Behavior

Use Any-Order Behavior when you care about which actions occurred, but not the order in which they happened.

Example: Application Verification

An application requires three actions before it can proceed:

  • Identity Verified
  • Address Verified
  • Consent Received

These actions can happen in any order.

Query: Identity Verified + Address Verified + Consent Received

Query example: Application verification in any order.

zinzu finds applications where all three events occurred for the same application, regardless of their order.

Creating an Any-Order Query

From the left navigation menu, expand Journey Builder and select Any Order Behavior.

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