Hi @arv007 - it depends on how the cookies are implemented on your site. Ideally, if a user declines the opt-in to be tracked, the website should not be collecting any data on the user. There is also the possibility that regardless of whether they agree or not, they might set their browser settings ...
Hey @pigpig - if you are asking as to where the 3494% comes from, it looks like it is the percent change for the daily visits that day (4,015) from the average in the last 20 days (which is what you may have set your alert granularity to). As @Krishna_Musku said, the anomalies are triggered based o...
Hi @Sophie_H --no worries at all.
Just to confirm - you want total page views for any URL that generated a click on FB icon at least once and those total pageviews are regardless of whether the button was clicked on or not.
If that is the case, please try these steps:
Create the Component List segm...
Hey @Sophie_H! So glad to see a fellow media org person here.
You can create a segment where Click on FB Icon is greater than zero (either through Component List or Quick-Segment. My recommendation is to use the Component List option if you want to use this segment for other projects.
This should be...
Hi @dk14 -- assuming the person whose credentials are being used to log in is not changing every two weeks, you may need to update PowerBI (there are older versions that still use the old Adobe Analytics auth connection which expires quickly) and maybe try the 2.0 connector.
Hi @reddy_y-11 --
Browser and device information is collected based mostly on the user-agent http information collected from the hit. That information usually provides the OS, application, browser type, and browser version.
You can get additional information about the browser and device variable her...
Hi @Aravind_ --
I would start here: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/core-services/interface/services/customer-attributes/attributes.html?lang=en
That entire section of Customer Attributes documentation should get you started.
Hi @Aravind_ -- Yes, I believe you can import Salesforce data into Adobe Analytics and vice versa. There are some apps in the App Exchange that may be able to help.
Customer attributes is an Experience Cloud service. I would have your client reach out to their account manager if they do not have a...
Hi @Aravind_! I don't think demographic information is available out-of-the-box in Adobe Analytics. If your client maintains a CRM and collect that data, you can integrate that with Adobe Analytics using Customer Attributes.
Other than that, audience reports are your best bet, but the demographi...
Are your rows broken down by time periods (day, hours, months, etc)? If so, this option would not be available. If you replace the rows with a dimension, you should be able to see that option when you right-click on the column header.