Expand my Community achievements bar.

Join us for the next Community Q&A Coffee Break on Tuesday April 23, 2024 with Eric Matisoff, Principal Evangelist, Analytics & Data Science, who will join us to discuss all the big news and announcements from Summit 2024!
SOLVED

how to use hiden extended evars

Avatar

Level 1

Good afternoon, everyone,

 

We are working with Adobe Analytics in our company and we would like to know how it would be possible, to hide an evar for the users. I mean, for example, if we would like to hide the "client id" evar, can you give us an idea to do that? We have seen the hidden option, but we are not sure how to use it. If anyone has had a similar experience, I would be very grateful to hear about it.

 

Many Thanks!

1 Accepted Solution

Avatar

Correct answer by
Community Advisor

This should be doable by managing user groups in the admin console. But depending on your current setup could be a lot of work.

 

In the permissions you have control over which suites, dimensions and metrics that group of users can access.... (this also applies to admins, so if you need to be able to see it, make sure you have a more elevated user group that allows you to see all)

 

Under Products is where you set up "product access" rights:

 

Jennifer_Dungan_0-1657130902569.png

 

You would need to change "auto-included" to a specific list of what you want them to have access to... 

 

In the "users" area, rather than list all users, I add the user group I want these settings for.. then I make sure that ALL users are only granted permissions via groups (not direct to suite access).

 

If I need to make any access/permission changes, I can just make one change in the product and all groups with this product, filters down to the users in that group... and very quickly I can make organization wide changes very quickly.

 

 

To find these permissions, in the Admin panel go to:

Products > Adobe Analytics > Choose the Company (if you have more than one), then under Product Profiles you need to create a new profile.

 

Or you could create a virtual suite, not use a segment (so it's full data) and then modify the available metrics and dimensions, and again use the Admin Console to give people access to the virtual suite instead of the main suite... but this could break all their existing reports built on the original suite (and likely not something you want to do)

View solution in original post

1 Reply

Avatar

Correct answer by
Community Advisor

This should be doable by managing user groups in the admin console. But depending on your current setup could be a lot of work.

 

In the permissions you have control over which suites, dimensions and metrics that group of users can access.... (this also applies to admins, so if you need to be able to see it, make sure you have a more elevated user group that allows you to see all)

 

Under Products is where you set up "product access" rights:

 

Jennifer_Dungan_0-1657130902569.png

 

You would need to change "auto-included" to a specific list of what you want them to have access to... 

 

In the "users" area, rather than list all users, I add the user group I want these settings for.. then I make sure that ALL users are only granted permissions via groups (not direct to suite access).

 

If I need to make any access/permission changes, I can just make one change in the product and all groups with this product, filters down to the users in that group... and very quickly I can make organization wide changes very quickly.

 

 

To find these permissions, in the Admin panel go to:

Products > Adobe Analytics > Choose the Company (if you have more than one), then under Product Profiles you need to create a new profile.

 

Or you could create a virtual suite, not use a segment (so it's full data) and then modify the available metrics and dimensions, and again use the Admin Console to give people access to the virtual suite instead of the main suite... but this could break all their existing reports built on the original suite (and likely not something you want to do)