Hi @EvaLi1  I would approach it split in two rules   1. A library loaded rule that sets a piece of custom code that sets the default state window.uetq = window.uetq || []; window.uetq.push('consent', 'default', { 'ad_storage': 'denied', 'Wait_for_update': 2000 });   2. A rule that is triggered a...

Hi @PadmajaS  with basic access to the Adobe Experience Platform, you should still have access to both Schemas and Datastreams which are essential to set up the Web SDK. Here's a tutorial from Adobe on this matter.   Essentially you will have to create an Experience Event schemacreate a datastream (...

Hi @SumitLahabar  see @Harveer_SinghGi1's response. If you are using a Web SDK variable, you can the checkbox to initially reset it when it is executed.

Hi @SA30  if you want to report on a specific ECID, you will firstly capture that. That you can for instance use in a quick segment.   After that, you will likely use the "Page" dimension, filter for the page you are interested in, and break down by "Exit Link" and have "Exit Link Instances" as metr...

Hi @user29588  this should be because your tag manager likely captures only the query parameter and not the hash in the URL. The hash in a URL serves a different purpose and any query parameter value should not contains any hash either.   If a hash character is required in a query param value, make ...

Hi @SivaramM  Not that I am aware of. The search functionality in Launch is rather limited. I have previously raised product ideas on this matter, but I don't think you can properly filter for it at this point.

That's odd. Have you tried opening it in a private window?

Hi @user70977  can you be a little more specific what you are trying to achieve that is not working?

Hi @Kaushik_Ganguly  if you configure the datastream and add your services to it, these client-side calls should all be handled in the Experience Platform itself (to my knowledge)

Hi @KJF65  I haven't come across this issue, but good that Adobe can reproduce it and are looking into the issue. Out of curiosity, when you say you rely "heavily" on folders, how many are we roughly talking about? Maybe you are scratching on some undocumented tool limitations