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Understanding Feeds in June

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Feeds give you a real-time view of the activity happening on your key objects, users, companies, and more.

What are Feeds?

A Feed shows the stream of events associated with a specific object (like a user or a company). By default, Feeds are available for users and companies, but you can enable them for other objects (like accounts, stores, etc.) by identifying those objects in your tracking setup.

What kind of data shows up in a Feed?

Feeds display the data that your objects trigger, including:

  • Identify calls

  • Track events

  • Page events (pageviews)

You’ll see these events listed chronologically, helping you understand how your users and accounts are interacting with your product.

Why do I see repeated identify calls?

If you notice repeated identify calls in a Feed, especially without any track or page events, it typically means one of the following:

  1. The user never logged in or used the product
    You're only seeing computed traits that June is calculating for you (like "number of active days"), and we're updating the user info via identify.

  2. Only the backend identify is working
    This can happen when:

    • identify is triggered from your backend

    • track and page events are only triggered from the frontend

    • The user's browser blocks frontend tracking (due to ad blockers or privacy-focused browsers like Safari or Brave)

In these cases, the Feed helps you diagnose what's being tracked and what might be missing.

Examples

This user triggered identify calls, as well as other events, the identify means he logged into your app.

This user triggered identify calls, but nothing else. It is very likely that those are computed traits from June running:

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