GUessing from the description of the problem, I have see cases where a website is using a reverse proxy/redirect tool to change certain URL paramteres automatically. Also check and see if anyone has added any UX type of analysis measurement tools that are injecting their code as it relates to load responsiveness. It could be someone in UX/marketing or IT are trying to get a sense of pageload speed.(which adobe Analytics could do). regards and good luck

Sorry if this has reached you too late. Since both of your URLs are on the same eTLD+1 (allianz-assistance.es), you could use a session cookie to persist info and make it accessible from any URL that is a sub domain of allianz-assistance.es. You could do this in straight JS or you could use the SDI Toolkit's cookie setter action. See https://techdocs.searchdiscovery.com/adobe-solutions/adobe-launch/launch-extensions/sdi-toolkit/actions/cookie-setter Cheers, -Stew

I confirm, the issue was timestamp settings.It was somehow by default expecting timestamp hits.Now corrected by changing it to optional.