Firstly, I'm not sure why your're using ECID's appendVisitorIDsTo. That method works for web-to-web traffic only. Since you're asking about app-to-web traffic, and assuming that you are using Adobe Mobile SDK in your app, then you should be using Mobile SDK's appendToURL / appendVisitorInfoForURL. S...

If you're getting the data from Data Feed, then the values are exactly as they have been tracked to Adobe Analytics. In that case, this sounds like an implementation problem that you should discuss with your analytics implementation person.

Your screenshot doesn't look like it was taken from any Adobe Analytics interface (Analysis Workspace, Data Warehouse, Data Feeds, etc.) It's showing a SQL statement, which Adobe Analytics doesn't support. Can you please provide more information about the system that you're using? And also how you a...

Since you have cookie consent, then I would expect that there would be data loss because some users deny consent to be tracked. And if users are denying consent, then shouldn't you respect their decision instead of trying to overcome it by collecting their data anyway? I'm not a lawyer nor legally t...

Oh! I thought your screenshot showed the HTML for your web page. I didn't realise it's the HTML of an IFRAME where that IFRAME has been embedded in your web page. In that case, the extension won't help. I have an old script (from 2020) that might help you get started: https://gist.github.com/yuhui/3...

You could capture AA data via Event Forwarding, but it's more complicated for what it's worth. It's far easier to set it with your Datastream. Event Forwarding is really for sending your tracked data out of Adobe's environment, e.g to Facebook.

@ambikaTewari_ATCI , given your 3 domains: www.abc.dexyz.abc.dewww.abc-pqr.de I would expect that a user who navigates between www.abc.de and xyz.abc.de will always have the same ECID / MID value, if ECID is configured to use "abc.de" as the cookieDomain when implemented in both www.abc.de and xyz.a...

You mentioned 3 domain levels. So let's use the examples of 3 websites: foo.www.domain.com, bar.www.domain.com, baz.www.domain.com. Since the top level domain (domain.com) and even the 2nd level domain (www.domain.com) are common across your websites, then I don't see why you need to rely on the dem...