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An event has 2 `DATETIME` type fields - `timestamp` and `created_at`.
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The `timestamp` field is the time at which your app or website has made the SDK call to capture the event. It defaults to `now()`, unless specified on the SDK call.
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The `created_at` field is the time at which our server received the event and started processing it.
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Generally, work with and build insights and queries with `timestamp` and only reach for `created_at` if you're investigating the difference between the two.
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## Managing event definitions
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On the [events management page](https://us.posthog.com/data-management/events), you can edit event tags and descriptions. These show up when searching for events throughout PostHog and provide more context about the purpose of the event.
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