Unfortunately no...   That used to work, Visitor segments used to look at all time Visitor data (or timeboxed Visitor data), in the initial query, then restrict the data to show the users for the panel's time range...   However, when the "Make Data range components relative to the panel calendar" th...

One thing that I did in my Launch setup was to set up some "runtime" Data Elements:   For example:     Then I configured a HIT based eVar (to make use of the longer character count) and set the runtime variables on every rule:   The full value for reference is %runtime:PropertyId%|%runtime:BuildD...

In the meantime, even without the Adobe update, you can create a segment that looks at referring domains from known Gen AI websites.. while the Adobe one should be a more complete list, reviewing the "heavy hitters" is an easy check you can make today.

Technically, if the user is still identified by the Demdex server, they should still get the same ECID value. Since the identification is for the user against the Visitor ID service itself.   While some users might get lost, they are likely going to get lost anyway due to the way their browser is pr...

Hi, when you are using wild cards (*), you don't even need to choose "IP Range"   You can simply choose IP Address and use "15 12 * *"     Range is available for when you need to specifically lock out a section of IP Address between two values.

I would think that this entire sequence would fall into 4 seconds... 1 second between each click, but not all 4 clicks within the 1 second criteria...    I don't think it's actually possible to look for 4 clicks within a time frame because the logic is based on "between each step" and not "the entir...

This is likely a result of your Marketing Channel rules being too strict, allowing your paid search to not match your rule, but be caught by the later "Referring Domain" rule... either that, or some website has grabbed your paid search URLs and posted them on their site...   The first step is to rev...

Yeah, the problem with this is if ANY product has revenue, the segment won't work....   Even trying to use calculated metrics to look for Revenue of 0 will only work in a table that is broken down by the product...   @SamMa10 you might want to use a merchandising eVar to flag each product as a that ...

This is an hard one...    Technically, I control the code for our main www site, and all the subdomains... I used different Launch script for each code base... so www.domain.com is using Launch property A and sub1.domain.com is using Launch property B and sub2.domain.com is using Launch property C, ...

Hi, you shouldn't loose attribution if you pass it on the page, and not on the Lifecycle. Your Marketing Channel rules should be picking up the use of campaign variables whenever they are used (and not limited to the "first hit in the visit" - otherwise you will be ignoring all your cross channel at...