Background: My team uses DOMO instead of AA for the visualization as it fits our needs. However, the API with DOMO limits the number of variables we can pass. Additionally, we want to track the different products our users use (we have over 20 products) - the users may use product X and then product Y, and then product Z all within the same session but not necessarily the same visit.
I see that there is a method to do this - https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/how-to-record-visit-id-in...
BUT my question is - does Adobe provide anything OOB for such a situation?
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No, Adobe does not provide anything OOB for such a situation.
AA most likely has its own ID for identifying visits, but this is really for its own internal use and would never be exposed in any reporting interfaces (API or otherwise).
So you will have to come up with your own ID and track that to an eVar.
You mentioned that a user may use multiple products within the same session but not necessarily the same visit. I assume that
If the above assumption is correct, then you will also need to consider what ID you want to track: a session ID or a visit ID. If you're setting a session ID, then given that an eVar has a few options for persistence (Visit, Hit, a success event, Never, etc), you'll also need to think about how to set your eVar with your session ID properly to ensure that you're tracking the session correctly.
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No, Adobe does not provide anything OOB for such a situation.
AA most likely has its own ID for identifying visits, but this is really for its own internal use and would never be exposed in any reporting interfaces (API or otherwise).
So you will have to come up with your own ID and track that to an eVar.
You mentioned that a user may use multiple products within the same session but not necessarily the same visit. I assume that
If the above assumption is correct, then you will also need to consider what ID you want to track: a session ID or a visit ID. If you're setting a session ID, then given that an eVar has a few options for persistence (Visit, Hit, a success event, Never, etc), you'll also need to think about how to set your eVar with your session ID properly to ensure that you're tracking the session correctly.
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