Which of the following is an example of a programmatically enabled event?

• A. Share
• B. First Visit
• C. Session Start
• D. Page View

Answer: (A)

Programmatically enabled events are those you explicitly trigger from your code in response to a user action, rather than events that are collected automatically by the analytics platform. A share action is typically implemented by wiring up a click or share interaction in your site’s code and sending an event to analytics when that action occurs. That explicit firing in response to user behavior makes it a programmatically enabled event.

The other items are usually captured automatically by the analytics library as part of its default behavior: a page view happens when a page loads, a session start is recorded when a new session begins, and a first visit is tracked the first time a user visits. These are not events you must fire manually via code, so they aren’t programmatically enabled.