Throttling

To ensure quick and responsive experience we may use throttling in case of exceptionally high-traffic events.

Throttling starts when the number of events for a specific policy exceeds the threshold for over 10 consecutive minutes and stops when the rate falls below the threshold for 15 consecutive minutes.

You can see a message about throttling in progress when you mouse over the chart.
Usually only the real-time data is throttled and all the events are fully available after processing for historical data older than 3 hours.

For example, when the threshold for the real-time data is exceeded, the throttling rate is 9,100 per second, which means that each minute the platform will store the first 9,100*60=546,000 events.