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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...

The approach sounds right and it will be very easy to get and display the average by creating a calculated metric with metric mapped for responseTime / instance of evar mapped for operationName. Getting and displaying the max and min will be challenging as Workspace UI aggregate metrics and the "row...

Hi @at9191, if the form start event is designed to trigger when the page loaded, you can add those relevant evar/event to the page view tracking rule, which you should have the page view tracking anyway, right? You can think like the page view tracking rule is the base, and you just adding more data...

Hi @AnkitaTo, right here in the Experience League. On the top menu, you can find tutorials and click into Adobe Analytics, there are lots of tutorial videos from beginner to advanced. Also, the documentation is the source of truth on how to use Adobe Analytics. You can also search for "Adobe Analyti...

Not sure which iOS documentation you are referring to, but the Mobile SDK overview (adobe.com)  covers both iOS and Andriod at the same time.

Hi @RobertBlakeley, suppose you are talking about WebSDK, where you can use the Datastreams to map any incoming XDM attribute to multiple destinations.

Just like @Jennifer_Dungan mentioned, it greatly depends on the underlying technologies. Put it into an extreme case, as long as the client (a vending machine) has an Internet connection and you can program HTTP requests in your application, you can use AA to track. As AA tracking is ultimately HTTP...