Objects contain records of a specific type, as well as their traits (properties / attributes) and values.
Accessible in the Settings under the Objects tab, you can now tailor June's data model to your organization's unique structure by customizing group categories.
Objects that you can use in June
Users: sent through the .identify call, this object cannot be customised. Learn more about users here
Relationships
one to many with groups
one to one with companies
Groups: sent through the .group call, this object's name can be customised to your own needs. For example you can call them workspaces, accounts, instances etc. Normally this object is used when a user can be part of multiple groups and can perform actions in each one of them. Enable this object if you need this kind of sophistication or if you're already tracking groups. Learn more about how to set up groups here.
Relationships
one to many with users
no relationship with Companies
Companies: June uses the email domains of your users to automatically generate companies. For this reason, Companies will only work if you're sending the email of your users as part of the identify call and cannot be customised. You can turn this object off if you're a B2C business or if you want to rely on your custom grouping. Learn more about Companies here
Relationships
one to many with users
no relationship with Groups
If you're already using June and you're not sure what to do, read this article.