If you have two separate events you’d like to be able to view as one event, such as a ‘Free Trial’ event and a ‘Sign Up’ event that you’d like to view together as ‘Trial Signup’, you can combine them into a combo event.
You can also use combo events to seamlessly understand usage across web and mobile apps: just combine your web and mobile login, purchase, or sign up events into one omnichannel event, and you’ll be ready to analyze!
For a complete breakdown of activity, group by source in analysis.
To create a combo event, navigate to Data > Events and click the + New Event button. From the Sources drop-down, select Combo.
![The 'Edit Event Criteria' page with a combo event selected in the Source drop-down](https://files.readme.io/20ca9a8-combo-event-select-source.png)
Next, select the events you’d like to add to this combo event by clicking the + Add Event button. For our Trial Signup example, we will add our events for clicking free trial and going through the process of signing up.
![The 'Edit Event Criteria' page for a new 'Trial Signup' event](https://files.readme.io/d64c7c9-combo-event-add-events.png)
Click the Label Event button to save your new combo event. It will be added to the events page, indicated by the combo icon.
Note: You cannot set a snapshot on a combo event. However, you can have snapshots on the underlying events, which set properties, and those properties will work when you use the combo event in analysis.
![The Events page with the event 'Trial Signup' selected](https://files.readme.io/5ba3da8-combo-event-in-list.png)
To create a combo when editing an existing event, navigate to Data > Events, find and click on the event you’d like to edit to open up the event details page, then in the Edit Event Criteria section, select Combo under the Source drop-down. From there, add the event you’d like to combine and click Update Event.
![The 'Edit Event Criteria' page with a combo event selected in the Source drop-down](https://files.readme.io/722d174-edit-combo-1.png)