No... unfortunately, your only options are to add a delay, or to defer the tracking to the next page...   Unless there is something in your implementation that is creating latency on the click... you could try to look into making the clicks more efficient.. but without seeing your implementation I c...

This might be worth checking with Adobe Client Care... they will know if you have any limitations on your contract.. or they might determine that you are making more API calls than you think (maybe there is a phantom script creating additional requests that you are unaware of), or maybe someone else...

Timing can be a hard challenge (especially when your site is running efficiently).   Honestly, I try to avoid as many "click based" tracking calls as I can, instead I use Activity Map (with modifications) to collect information about what is being clicked.   At other times, this is unavoidable, and ...

It sounds like Adobe Support forgot about Timestamp Enabled Suites... In that scenario (as I mentioned above), the included timestamp controls "when the order took place" not the timestamp that the hit was received.    This is specifically designed like this to support offline data from mobile apps....

OK, I see, you are trying to use the Extension API to update and add extensions to your properties..  and you were specifically looking for information about the ACDL extension in the context of the Extension endpoint...    In general, since you have found the Extension API, you can use the API to r...

I should also ask, you have ensured that Internal and Direct traffic don't override other "specific" channels correct?     If you have changed these default settings, I can understand why you have "First Hit of Visit" on all your rules.. but that is definitely going to cause issues with your data.....

Hi,    I see a few questionable rules in your screenshots...   First off, I don't understand why you have the "First Hit of Visit" applied to any of your search rules...  Many times users will prefer to use search engines to find content on your site mid-visit... so restricting your rules to "only t...

Can you be more specific about what type of API you are looking for? I really don't understand how the Data Layer would interact with an API... the data layer is part of your website to make it easier for Launch to get tracking values into Data Elements, and subsequently into your tracking calls.......

Yes, the Adobe Visitor Service should be able to properly identify most users across domains without requiring any special treatment.   For instance, in my network, if I open a new Incognito window and open domain A (and check my ECID), then I open a new tab and open domain B, I will see the same EC...

Sadly, this isn't quite so "clear cut"...   The problem is there are many ad blockers out there, as well as a lot of ad blockers also block analytics...    So, if we are just talking about identifying people with ad blockers (of the people that aren't blocking analytics in general), we have to first...