Try logging your "this" object to see what element it's referencing. Hopefully, that gives a clue about what elements the browser is detecting when the user clicks your tel: link. var e = this; console.log('this object', e); // rest of your code

Aha! Thanks for sharing. I don't normally deal with that report suite setting, so I didn't think about that.

Having administrative rights is insufficient. Your colleague needs to be added to an Analytics product profile that has the "Analysis Workspace Access" permission. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/admin-console/permissions/analytics-tools.html?lang=en

I don't think that's possible. The PDF is normally whatever you see in your dashboard as-is.

Hmm... this is weird. So the data is being sent to AA, yet AA is not reporting on that collected data. Do you use Processing Rules in your report suite? If so, could there be any rules that are accidentally overwriting your collected data? If you have enabled bot blocking in your report suite, try d...

The best way to answer this is to check your Analytics implementation. For the eVar (or prop) for this "Pfizer Customer ID", how is its value being set? That will help you to figure out how and why "login initiated" gets tracked.

It shouldn't matter that your website is developed in React. Please check 2 other things: In your browser's console, are there any JavaScript errors that might be causing the tracking to fail?In your browser's Network panel, do you see any requests containing "b/ss"? All AA hits have "b/ss" in their...

Your first screenshot is reporting Occurrences, Unique Visitors, Visits, and Orders metrics together with the Page Type (c2) dimension. There's nothing in that table to instruct AA to report on entry page types. I suggest that you add the Entries metric to your first screenshot and sort by that metr...

Adobe Analytics documentation has a page on how time spent is calculated: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/metrics/time-spent.html?lang=en You can refer to the Examples provided there to understand how this metric is reported. In your case, the "prop1" example might be th...

You can use Acronym's Google Tag (gtag) extension to implement GA4. Refer to the documentation linked from the extension to learn how to set it up properly. In terms of correctness, assuming that you have existing implementation for Universal Analytics in Launch, then you should perform a 1-to-1 rep...