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Overview
Just as source properties are being pushed from sources, so are events. But while properties are being separately set for accounts and users, and —best comparable to variable instances in a programming language— represents a certain value for a certain key attribute, events indicate certain timeline actions occurred. Since these events often represent the bases for computed properties —e.g. count amount of logins for the last 7 days and compare it to the previous 7— it is extremely important they are managed correctly.
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Finally, you can quickly drag and drop events from one group to another.