Hi @EnsarDo, you need to count distinct instead of simple count. count gives you the total number of rows where one visit could have multiple rows as there are multiple hits.

Hi @AmrLo, you can either actually track the document name in Adobe Analytics, or use classification to upload a mapping of document ID => document name, Classifications overview | Adobe Analytics

Yes, there is a prerequisite that you have a hit ID captured as a dimension value, so you can use it to build a freeform table with each hit listed as a row. Adobe has its hit ID but is not exposed to Analytics Workspace frontend for us to use in dashboards, that is understandable to me as Analytics...

Hi @Parth_Gupta, you have an exciting use case here to stitch devices. The original idea for the ECID stitch was to launch the website from the mobile app, passing the ECID on the URL to connect visits on the same device. But your case is connecting a desktop computer showing the QR code to the mobi...

I haven't tried to calculate that myself so far, but you need to know what columns you need to look for in the data feed hit data file, which should be post_tnt and post_tnt_action columns, https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/target/using/integrate/a4t/a4t-faq/a4t-faq-classifications With tha...

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First, I hate iframe which is very old-school stuff and problematic for web analytics. They are double server calls as both page A and page B have tracking codes implemented and triggered to capture their page views. Per Vinoth's suggestion you can create a condition to check if the current page is ...

I am thinking about how different those companies you want to send data if they are even different Adobe Experience Cloud Org, or just operationally different companies where data is stored in different report suites but under the same group and using the same AEC Cloud Org. The latter is of course ...

Not quite exactly. Adobe Analytics is relying on Adobe Experience Cloud to manage user accounts and profiles. There is no direct API on Adobe Analytics to query the last access of users, but there is a deeper Usage API, Usage API (adobe.com), to get more details usage and access logs. This is an int...