publishercreated

PublisherCreated is a term used in information systems to indicate that a new entity or content has been created by a publisher within a workflow. It is not a universal standard term; its meaning depends on context, but broadly it refers to an event or record generated when a publisher initiates creation.

In data models, "PublisherCreated" can serve as an event type in an event-driven architecture. The payload commonly includes: event_type, timestamp, publisher_id, resource_type (for example, "article" or "account"), resource_id, and optional metadata (title, category).

Typical use cases include triggering downstream processes such as content indexing, distribution to partner networks, notification to subscribers, access control provisioning, or audit logging. It often follows action-based naming conventions and is used in logs and audit trails.

Naming conventions vary: some systems use lowerCamelCase publisherCreated, others use PublisherCreatedEvent. The semantics are similar but platform-specific, so consult documentation for a given implementation.

Because publisherCreated is not a universal standard, explanations and fields may differ across platforms. When integrating systems, rely on the platform's schema and event descriptions to parse and react to the event correctly.