Nope, Launch, or rather, Tags is a separate product from Datastreams in AEP.

Check your implementation to verify that you are, indeed, sending data to AA properly from your Adform page. You can use the AEP Debugger browser extension to verify the data being sent from your browser. Make sure to test with all possible scenarios, e.g. with your UTM tags, when coming from anothe...

Have you set the Cookie Domain Periods correctly in your Analytics extension configuration?

In Assurance, make sure you're matching for Analytics hits, since those are the actual AA hits. Something like this should work:   const { toolkit } = window.griffon; const analytic**bleep**Events = toolkit.match( toolkit.edge.analytic**bleep**.matcher, events ); // analytic**bleep**Events conta...

Verify that it has been provisioned for your organisation. Datastreams is actually an Experience Platform product, so it's separate from Analytics and Data Collection (Launch). If your organisation uses Web SDK, then Datastreams (and Schemas and Identities) would be provisioned together.

The date can't be appended to the filename. However, if you're uploading the report to some storage, you could automate your mailbox to save the report while changing the filename to include the date. For example, if you're using Microsoft's email and Sharepoint, you can use Power Automate to read y...

A sequential segment might help, maybe something like this: Unique Visitor container: Page does not equal page A THEN Page equals page A (I haven't tried this, so I'm not sure if additional conditions and/or scopes would be needed.)

Unfortunately, this isn't the forum for Adobe Illustrator. Try asking at https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator/ct-p/ct-illustrator?page=1&sort=latest_replies&lang=all&tabid=all

Does your GA4 property have the Enhanced Measurement tracking enabled? Ref: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9216061?hl=en This allows for some user actions to be tracked automatically. If you have it enabled, then I wonder if that's causing the 2nd hit, which would then have nothing to d...

I guess they would be pretty much the same questions you'd ask when gathering business requirements for any digital property: website, mobile app, etc.