Adobe Analytics

Hi, I am trying to schedule a data warehouse report to the azure blob storage. How do we schedule it since I do not see it as a option in the 

why is there a difference between the visit count and the API server hit number?what is the difference and relation between the 2?

Any recommendations for replicating Average Page Depth in CJA? This was an out-of-the-box metric in Adobe Analytics, and the I'm not having any luck using the new Depth derived field function. I've tried two derived fields:Option 1:Rule 1: Depth function with Page Name as the valueOption 2:Rule 1: Depth function with Page Name as the valueRule 2: Rule 1 summarized by mean method with session scopeFor each option, I configured two versions of a metric: one in which Behavior = count values and on in which Behavior = count instances. The underlying Page Name dimension shows similar session counts in Adobe Analytics and CJA.

If I inject my server-side tagging property script into a client-side implemented site, I want to see both the AA request and the server-side request. I have implemented this as a separate property, but while testing with the AEP Debugger, I am only seeing the server-side request and not the client-side AA request. How to add the server-side script properly can i do that using launch rule way or through injecting by FE?

On my site, I'm tracking play button clicks for a video. It counts whenever someone hits the play button. So if someone plays a video, pauses, and plays the video again, the play event counts 2x. How do I make it so that in my Adobe workspace, it only shows the one click count (regardless of how many times a user clicked the play button)?

We are trying to use the native connector in PBI to report on our Adobe Analytics data.  Unfortunately, any time we try and do anything remotely close to the type of reporting we need, it does not work.  Either will take for-ev-er to even try and load the rows or will just error out. I've investigated with Adobe & MS and it seems it is the way the 2.0 API works that causes any worthwhile reporting (more than 1 dimension & 1 metric over a daily time period) hits the limits of the 2.0 API calls. https://developer.adobe.com/analytics-apis/docs/2.0/guides/faq/Even trying something simple like: - Daily data for a 6 month time period- Marketing Channel      - broken down by Device Type - Visits- Orders- Revenue  this should be a "simple" report, yet it hits the API limits and effectively renders PBI useless for us.  Has anyone use PBI w/AA connector successfully?  

Hi,I was always puzzled by the way the mobile tracking is set up and wanted to verify this once and for all.  Implmenting tracking in the app is straight forward with adobe .trackState for a page views and .action for events. Fair enough. However, everything is implemented in the code and I have no control over what is send to Adobe, unless I brief a developer to take something out of the app code. This is strange to me as the Adobe SDK contains a Launch container which is used to host the Analytics extension. You can setup Analytics tags but they are triggered by .trackState and .trackAction which send the data to Analytics anyway. So what is the point of creating Adobe Analytics tags in mobile tag manager? Ideally the tag manager would work like for the website and give me the capability to fetch structured data and decide what to send to Analytics, but it doesn't seem to be possible to do this? Best regardsUwe

Hi all, I have created a derived field summing events (denoted by 1 and -1) at a People level for analytics use case to understand group membership. I was wondering, how does this derived field summation apply when you adjust the date range within a workspace? For example: In the derived field, I am denoting 1 as a subscribe/opt-in event and a -1 as an unsubscribe event/opt-out event, then summing at a Person level scope to understand who's net subscribed and who has net unsubscribed. When I drag this dimension into a freeform and adjust the date ranges, is it going to sum those values at a Person level according to the date range set (e.g. summing all events Jan1-Jan30)? Or is it going to return a 1 for anyone who, at any point in the date range, had 1 as their net status (e.g. user was was subscribed jan1-jan15, but unsubscribed after on jan24) I ask because of two use cases: 1) I want to create a time series graph plotting this information, for a use case to track net

How does Adobe Analytics collect tracking codes within URLs?If there are two tracking codes in one URL, which one does Adobe Analytics collect? According to the data set I'm referring to, it appears to collect the latter tracking code at the end.E.g. www.abc.co.kr/?csref=dsp:ABC&csref=dsp:DEFIn this case, Adobe Analytics only collects dsp:DEF and not dsp:ABC.

Any suggestions on how to build the return frequency dimension from Adobe Analytics into CJA? Thanks in advance! 

Hello, I would like to modify the default workspace associated with an alert.  Why is this not yet possible? Best, Enrique Gonzales

Hello, Does anyone know the proper way to track screenviews in a mobile sdk implementation?We are using edge, datastreams, and schemas. We need to track screenviews and clicks in adobe analytics.I see the recommended event types for web clicks and web pageviews in the documentation, but nothing for mobile. We successfully see our props and eVars in the report suite, but no "visits" or "pageviews"- Should I follow the event type recommendations for web?- Do I have to send an event, such as event1 to get a screenview?

We are unsure of which Bounce Rate metric to use for our overall site performance reporting, one thing I noticed, for both of the screenshots where the bounce rate looks more accurate (49%) the metric being used is ‘Bounce Rate (Page Views)’ rather than ‘Bounce Rate’.  I am new to my digital growth team and my predecessor had mentioned a Bounce Rate discrepancy before she left. With some of our brands, the team members have their own dashboards recording Bounce Rate that don't seem to be accurate. I found this in my initial research:Bounce Rate (Page Views)Not a standard Adobe metric—often refers to bounces divided by page views.Can be misleading; not recommended for precise analysis.Bounce Rate (SPV/V)Single Page Visits ÷ VisitsMeasures how many visits involved only one page view. Useful for site-wide analysis.Bounce Rate (SPV/E)Single Page Visits ÷ EntriesFocuses on how often a landing page leads to a bounce. Best for entry page analysis.Bounce Rate (Adobe default)Boun

Hi there, When referring to the metrics 'Order (purchase event)', I only found document shows it relates to the purchase event. I'm wondering if 'Order' contains all the purchases, or only those with full payment? Is there further information of the relationship between order and payment? Best regards

Hi, I'm seeking to understand if there's a method to create a segment or calculated metric that doesn't count page reloads.For a form submission, I need to capture the number of bookings. However, if a visitor reopens the page, the form step instance is counted twice.For example, if a visitor starts and completes the booking in one session, it's counted as one visitor with one booking (form step instance). But if the same visitor reloads the appointment page without initiating the booking, the number of bookings (form step instance) is recorded as two.

Hey team, Is anyone else experiencing issues with the Next or Previous Item panel in AA and CJA? We’re able to drag and drop the panel and select dimensions and dimension items as usual, but when we try to build the panel, we receive an error message. This issue seems to be occurring across multiple users on our end.  I couldn't find any notes about it. Any insights would be appreciated. Thanks!  

I'm attempting to create a click thru rate calculation for our Home Page team with the calculation created as the below with HP Click Visits defined as a visit with an event category prefix of RE: (our indicator of a link click).You'll notice that this works great at the Page Name level, but once you do a breakdown on specific link click values, the segmented click visits and the visits become the same. Is there a way to lock the reference on the breakdown to the total? So instead of recommendations being 386K click visits / 386K visits and thus always 100%, that it retains the total amount so the calculation would be 386K click visits / 3.0M home page visits.  

Newer to using adobe but use a few other tools to track metrics. I have continued to find that Adobe is higher than some other tools. When digging in, I see some specific sessions counting multiple times for a visit. Testing my own session I found it counted 2 times into the views metric but I do not see how it should have based on the documents. It seems that it is when a user opens items in a new tab. Would Adobe view a new tab as a new visit?

Dear community, I was wondering if usage of VPN impacts share of returning visits and similar loyalty metrics.Does Adobe measure by IP address or cookies also are taken into account?

  Introduction Adobe Customer Journey Analytics (CJA) offers various methods for calculating bounces and bounce rates, each providing unique insights into user engagement patterns. These approaches have distinct implications, potentially influencing how we interpret and act upon user behavior data. In this blog post, we'll explore the different bounce rate calculation options available within CJA, examining their strengths and potential drawbacks. Bounce rate has been a cornerstone of web analytics for decades, evolving alongside the digital landscape. From its origins in early website traffic analysis to its current implementations, it remains a widely-used metric for understanding user engagement. It's both amusing and impressive how this seemingly simple concept has stood the test of time, adapting to new technologies and user behaviors. As we explore its various incarnations within CJA, we see how this venerable metric continues to provide insights, albeit with a modern sla