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# Attributes

Attributes are available on the Diamond and Whale Plan\
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There are several attributes that are pre-populated by Mava:

* Discord ID (Discord Ticket)
* Discord Role  (Discord Ticket)
* Telegram Username (Telegram Ticket)
* Device Type (Web Chat Ticket)
* Browser Language  (Web Chat Ticket)
* Page Origin  (Web Chat Ticket)
* Wallet  (Web Chat Ticket, if wallet is connected)
* Email (Web Chat Ticket, if email setting is on)

Any other attributes can be linked to form questions in [Mava's Chatbot](/mava-docs/getting-started/chatbot-builder.md), or automatically injected via the [web chat SDK](/mava-docs/getting-started/integration-setup/web-chat-setup.md). The data will be visible on the right hand side panel; agents can also edit the data from the panel. <br>

**Ticket vs User Attributes**

Ticket attributes are displayed on a specific ticket, whereas user attributes are displayed for each ticket the user opens. For example, if a support agent adds an email to a Discord ticket in "user attributes", and the same user opens another Discord ticket, their email will automatically be displayed.<br>

[**Use Cases**](#user-content-fn-1)[^1]\
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As an example, you could ask a user what their company name is, and link it to an attribute called "Company Name".&#x20;

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Users on a premium plan can create unlimited custom attributes. <br>

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