Transaction denotes a series of one or more operations regarded as a single unit of activity. Transaction in a session filter, contributes to uphold the precision, coherence, and trustworthiness of data by ensuring that associated actions are either entirely executed in unison or remains entirely unexecuted. In transaction filter, you can apply various transaction level filters on the session, such as: time filter, transaction attribute filter, session attribute filter, and store filter

### Transaction Window

The transaction page has the following column:

- Actions: This shows the action which can be taken against the particular transaction. There are following twoactions which can be performed in the transaction window which are listed below:
  1. View Flow Path Report : On clicking this icon, you will be navigated to the Flowpath window where you can view the flowpath details.
  2. View Logs : On clicking this icon, you will be navigated to the Logs window where you can view the logs which are being generated for a particular page.
- Start Time: A start time is the time which shows the time at which the transaction got started. This shows the start time of the executed transaction.
- Transaction Name: A transaction name is the name of the currently executed transaction. This shows the name of the transaction which is being executed.
- Duration: Duration is the total time taken by a transaction to be executed. This shows the total duration of the transaction.
- Page Name: This shows the page name for the transaction which is being captured in a session.
- SID: A session id is a unique identifier assigned to individual user sessions within an application or website. This shows the session id of a session.
- Page Instance: A page instancerefers to the specific occurrence of a web page within the context of a website. This shows the page instance for the session transaction.
- Browser: Thisis a software application used to access, view, and interact with the website over the internet. This shows the browser used for the transaction.
- Location: This is the location from where the session is accessed. This shows the location where the transaction took place.
- Device: A "device"refers to a physical or virtual object or tool designed for a specific purpose, often with the ability to perform particular functions, tasks, or operations. This shows the name of the device in which the transaction took place.
- OS: An operating system is software that acts as an intermediary between computer hardware and the applications running on it. This shows the operating system which was used for the transaction.
- Channel: A channel is a medium through which a user can access the site.This shows the channel name in which the transaction is displayed.
- Store: This refers to an identifier or code associated with a particular store.This shows the selected store id.
- Terminal: Itrefers to a unique identifier assigned with a specific device or client that is used to interact with a network. This shows the terminal id for the session.
- Failed Transaction: A failed transaction refers to a transaction which did not meet the specified criteria set by the filter. This shows the total number of failed transactions.
- Client IP: A client IP refers to the IP address associated with a specific client’s device when they connect to a network. This shows the client IP where the transaction took place.

Note: In the Transaction Filter window, you can also perform the following operations which are listed below:

1. Download: This option enables you to download the transaction detail report in your local. To download the report, you have to click on the Download There are following 3 formats in which you can download the report which are listed below:
   - Export to PDF
   - Export to HTML
   - Export to XLS
2. Column Filter: You can perform search operation to the column by clicking on the Column Filter button in the table. You can search a column by name, value etc. in the transaction filter window.
3. Toggle Column: You can Show/Hidea column by clicking on the Toggle Column button in the table. You can also reset the toggle filter by clicking on the Reset to Default option. You can also save your own preference columns in the Transaction Filter window by clicking on the Save Preference System Level
4. Smart Search Filter: This option will provide a suggestion as per your search criteria to filter out your search easily. To apply click on the Smart Search Filter
5. You can also navigate to the Session Detailswindow by clicking on the Session Detail link provided on each column click.
6. You can also reset the applied settingsby clicking on the Reset filter