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# Relabel Limio Event in Timeline

### Overview of the feature

Limio for Salesforce allows customising the list of allowed subscription action that might as well involve changing standard actions labels (learn more here: [Override Supported Subscription Actions](/integrations/setting-up-limio-for-salesforce/subscription-actions-rules/override-subscription-actions.md)). This change however does not apply to the Limio events names that are reflected in the subscription and customer timelines.\
This feature aims to align the actions and events labels.

### Standard event API name to labels mapping

```
{
  "order.new": "New Subscription",
  "order.cancel_subscription": "Cancel",
  "order.add_offer": "Cancel Save",
  "order.change_offer": "Switch",
  "order.renew": "Renew",
  "order.change_payment": "Change Payment",
  "order.change_address": "Change Delivery Address",
  "order.refund": "Refund",
  "order.pause_print": "Pause Print",
  "order.credit": "Credit"
}
```

### How to relabel an event?

To relabel an even displayed in Limio for Salesforce Timeline components, map the event API name to the updated label as follows:

1\. Navigate to *Custom Metadata types -> icAssist Config -> Subscription Actions*

2\. Click Edit and add a new **eventToLabelMap** property to the Config field in the following format:

```
"eventToLabelMap" : {
    "order.add_offer": "MY CUSTOM LABEL FOR CANCEL SAVE"
}
```

Note: make sure to use double quotes and put commas in the JSON object appropriately.

3\. Save.


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