Try this: Create a Rule Name data element from the Core extension's Runtime Environment section. In your Analytics extension's Custom Code, add this inside the s_doPlugins() portion: console.log('Send Analytics beacon: ' + _satellite.getVar('Rule name', event)); That should result in your browser lo...

Well, my suggestion was to setup a new eVar to track the link. The built-in Custom Link dimension isn't exactly suitable for you for the reason that you see in your screenshot: it really acts like a traffic variable ("prop"), so it can't be used to report with downstream conversions in the way that ...

I have an old blog post that compares AA and GA terminologies, though it's written for Universal Analytics, not for the newer GA4. https://yuhuisdatascienceblog.blogspot.com/2020/05/adobe-analytics-and-google-analytics.html

Normally, you'd use an eVar (with Most Recent allocation and Purchase expiration) to track that link, e.g. track the link's name to the eVar. Then, run a report freeform table with that eVar as your dimension and "Transactions" / "Orders" as your metric. The downside is that you could be tracking mo...

You can try asking Client Care to assist you with this.

Normally, I rely on the automatic mapped variables between Web SDK and AA: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/implementation/aep-edge/variable-mapping.html?lang=en If you're not using this automatic mapping, then I assume that you have your own custom field group in your XDM schema (a...

@Jennifer_Dungan I get where you're coming from. But I read @Kapper2606's original message to imply that he assumes that AA recognises UTM parameters automatically if they're present in the URL, just as GA does.

Strictly speaking, UTM parameters are meant for Google Analytics, not for Adobe Analytics. If you want to track your partnering website's links as campaign traffic, then you should track them with your Adobe Analytics campaign tracking method. That will allow you to identify the traffic from your pa...

I don't think Adobe allows for wildcards with context data, not even with Analytics' Processing Rules.

Did your client provide any documentation on their campaign tracking? Unlike GA, AA doesn't prescribe any fixed campaign parameters, so it's really up to each organisation to define their own. So you shouldn't take our advice at point blank about how the values should be formatted. I suggest that yo...