Promo is not shown as there are no accounts on device. User has dismissed the promo by tapping back button. User has tapped |Add account to device| from expanded account list. Deprecated 05/2021. User tapped the button from the expanded account list to open the incognito interstitial then confirmed opening the page in the incognito tab by tapping |Continue| in the incognito interstitial. User has selected the default account and signed in with it. User has selected one of the non default account and signed in with it. The promo was shown to user. Promo is not shown due to sign-in being disallowed either by an enterprise policy or by |Allow Chrome sign-in| toggle. User has added an account and signed in with this account. User has dismissed the promo by tapping on the scrim above the bottom sheet. User has dismissed the promo by swiping down the bottom sheet. User has dismissed the promo by other means. The auth error screen was shown to the user. The generic error screen was shown to the user. User has dismissed the promo by tapping on the dismissal button in the bottom sheet. User has completed the account addition flow triggered from the bottom sheet. The bottom sheet was suppressed as the user hit consecutive active dismissal limit. The sign-in time out error was shown to the user. The web sign-in is not shown because the user is already signed in. The sign-in is cancelled or failed on iOS. The promo was shown to a user without an existing on-device account. User has tapped |Sign In…| from the no-default-account promo, starting an add-account flow. User has added an account from a state without any on-device account. User has signed in to Chrome, from a state without any on-device account. User was shown the confirm management screen on signin. User accepted management on signin. User started sign-in with a managed account in the consistency promo. User started sign-in with a non-managed account in the consistency promo. The user is signed-in the browser upon successful LST Token exchange (legacy Gaia integration). If the new Gaia integration applies, then this value is still recorded to mark the point where the user would be signed in to the browser on the legacy flow. The user is signed-in the browser upon receiving the Sync header (new Gaia integration). This recorded only then the new Gaia integration applies. Used by the SigninManager when no other access point is specified. The account reconcilor has finished running and is up-to-date. The account reconcilor is running and gathering informations. The account reconcilor has encountered an error and stopped. The account reconcilor is scheduled for running soon. The account reconcilor is inactive (uninitialized or disabled). Signout including the Chrome primary account. Signout not including the Chrome primary accounts. Enable Sync after signin. Failed with Gaia error. The preference or policy controlling if signin is valid has changed. The valid username pattern for signing in to the Google service changed. The preference or policy controlling if signin is valid changed during the signin process. User clicked to signout from the settings screen. The signin process was aborted, but signin had succeeded, so signout. This may be due to a server response, policy definition or user action. The sync server caused the profile to be signed out. The credentials are being transfered to a new profile, so the old one is signed out. Signed out because credentials are invalid and force-sign-in is enabled. Signout forced because account was removed from device. With M98, on iOS, this value is split with "Signed out forced by iOS device restore". Signout forced when profile is loaded as browser sign-in is no longer allowed. Signout is forced. Used only for tests. User cleared account cookies when there's no sync consent, which has caused sign out. Signout was forced because MobileIdentityConsistency feature is disabled when there's a primary account without sync consent. Signout was forced because account ID migration from email to Gaia ID was forced. Sign-out forced because the account was removed from the device after a device restore. iOS only. User clicked the 'Turn off sync' option within settings. Android only. User Clicked Signout in the profile menu. User retriggered signin from the Android sign-in bottomsheet. User clicked on sign-out from the notification dialog for User Policy. The notification informs the user that from now on user policies may be effective on their browser if they Sync with their managed account. The user has the option to sign out to avoid user policies. The email of the primary account on the device was renamed (from a non-gmail to gmail address), triggering an automatic signout followed by signin. Android only. User clicked sign-out in the clear browsing data page. The reconcilor cleared the signin primary account on a Gaia cookie update. The reconcilor cleared the signin primary account during reconcilation. SigninManager decides to clear the prrimary (includes web sign out). User cleared account cookies when there's no sync consent, which has caused sign out. User tapped on the 'Undo' button in a snackbar shown right after signin through promo in bookmarks and reading list page. (iOS only). User has signed-in previously for the sole purpose of enabling history sync (eg. using history sync promo in recent tabs), but declined history sync eventually. If the device lock is removed from an Android automotive device, the current account is automatically signed out. User has signed-in previously and sync was turned on. This value is recoreded when the user explicitly turns off sync from the settings page by pressing "Turn off" in the "Sync and Google services" section. User was in the web-only signed in state in the UNO model and clicked to turn on sync, but cancelled the sync confirmation dialog so they are reverted to the initial state: signed out in the profile but keeping the account on the web only. The enterprise policy IdleTimeout was set, and the IdleTimeoutActions list value included `sign_out`. When the user has been idle for the time specified in the policy value, they will be signed out. User added the primary account through the sync flow. On abort, the primary account is cleared. The primary account might be moved to another profile in some cases e.g. profile switch, enterprise related interception or sync merge data confirmation. The primary account might be signed out when a profile is being deleted, to avoid that deletion of data propagates via sync to other devices. The user switched their primary account. As a first step, they get signed-out of their previous primary account, for an account switching. For a profile switching, this metric can be recorded when switching to the personal profile, if the personal profile doesn't have the right primary account. In the account menu, the user selected the sign-out button. User disabled "Allow Chrome sign-in" toggle. A sign-out was triggered to allow a switch to a supervised account that was added to the device. Android only. The user has a widget with no account on it, opens the app from the widget and if there is a signed-in account in the app, sign-out is performed. iOS only. The user tried to sign in but declined the enterprise management disclaimer. The user was signed out because they were a DICe user and they didn't accept or see the migration dialog. User tapped on the 'Undo' button in a snackbar shown right after signin through bookmarks promo. (Android only). User tapped on the 'Undo' button in a snackbar shown right after signin through ntp promo. (Android only). User tapped on the 'Undo' button in a snackbar shown right after signin through recent tabs promo. (Android only). A forced sign-out when the account capability CanSignInToChrome restricts signin. (iOS only). User tapped on the 'Undo' button in a snackbar shown right after signin through autofill and passwords promo. (Android only). User tapped 'Sign out' on the enterprise signals disclaimer or dismissed it by sliding down, using back press or by tapping outside of the dialog. (Android only). Used for force migration to DICE. Removed in M96.