Thanks for the info and the quick response Vani! I looked into it. However it seems like it would not solve all of our problems. Our main problem would be that we will not be able to see all segments/calculated metrics/reports created in our report suites unless users explicitly share with us (which we assume will not always be done by all users). We are working in a big company with a lot of analytics users where we give support as analytics experts. Therefore we can now easily look up reports ...

Thanks for the info and the quick response! I looked into it. However it seems like it would not solve all of our problems. Our main problem would be that we will not be able to see all segments/calculated metrics/reports created in our report suites unless users explicitly share with us (which we assume will not always be done by all users). We are working in a big company with a lot of analytics users where we give support as analytics experts. Therefore we can now easily look up reports of al...

Hi @vibhatna , this was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!I do see however in my cookie list, that prior to consent, both "s_vi" and "s_fid" are present. However, when I look in the calls made to Adobe Analytics. I notice that only the value of FID is sent (while AID should be mapped as well if I read your explanation correctly, cause s_vi is present). However, after accepting consent, I see both the MID and the AID in the same call. If i understand correctly, I need to have the AID present...

Hi @vibhatna , this was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

Hi @amgup. Thanks a lot for the clarification. So i'm wondering the follpwing: before cookie acceptance FID will be used to identicate the user, after consent MID will used. How will this show up in Adobe Analytics? Will it be 1 single user? Or will it show up as 2 unique users (cause on several hits the FID was used, and on the hits after consent the MID is used)