Your code looks correct. I've used the on before event send callback too, though not with the "_experience" field group, but I've never encountered this error. Perhaps you can add a "console.log" in your code to log your content.xdm object at the time that the callback code is run. That may help you...

You could set a cookie in the user's browser to indicate that he has clicked a link. So in your implementation, you'll have something like this: if (cookie exists) { don't track } else { do track set cookie } (That is obviously not valid code.)

@OzzieSa it helps to remember that in Adobe Analytics, a newly tracked campaign does not result in a new visit. That is unlike Google Analytics' Universal Analytics measurement, and certainly different from Google Analytics 4's measurement. Read up on Adobe Analytics definition of a visit: https://e...

The solution depends entirely on your Analytics implementation. So, ignoring Target entirely (i.e. pretend that you don't have it running on your website), currently, when a user clicks that link that you want the URL for, is there any Custom Link tracking on that link click? The easiest way to chec...

You have a few options that are mentioned here that might be suitable for you: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/export/home.html?lang=en Data Warehouse: setup a report that gets sent to you by email or FTP.API: write your own code to get your data programmatically.Report Builder: ad...

Instead of using segments, would a Cohort Table help you? I assume that you want your segment for the purpose of running a report, not for activation (i.e. by publishing the segment to Experience Cloud for use in other Adobe products). The only thing about the Cohort Table's results that you won't l...

@IñigoEs I've found the Assurance API. The documentation is at https://developer.adobe.com/adobe-assurance-public-apis/. Here, the documentation talks about getting the available endpoints via a GraphQL request. I haven't done this before, but hopefully, this helps you to use Assurance with your Edg...

I know what you mean about thinking that Assurance is meant for validating Mobile SDK hits. So I was pleasantly surprised myself when I found that hits from Web SDK could be validated there too. And that's when I realised that Assurance is really just receiving and validating all hits sent to the Ed...

I still suggest that you look at Assurance if you want to validate that your hits are well received by Adobe's endpoint, including hits sent via interactive data collection. That tool lets you inspect the data that Adobe receives from all Edge network calls. Event Forwarding, which Monitoring falls ...

@dk14 Adding some screenshots of what you're observing would be helpful too.