I really like the idea of publishing lists for emailing reports, but where they would be really useful is in our automated alerts emails. It's rare that we have just one person organizationally acting on any alert, and more likely that it may go to different people.  For instance, we may have a bunc...

Thanks _josh. The documentation was very sparse to this effect. Event-based rules are certainly an improvement over baked-in variable definition and s.tl() calls, but I'm still seeing two major dependencies: The _satellite Object needs to be definedThe UI needs to fire rules specifically to _satelli...

@benjamingaines What about users who download or click an exit link? I was under the impression that the true bounce rate does not include those users. However, a single-page segment would.

The ability to create an event-based rule based on clicks to certain elements in DTM is a huge leap for us. However, we're really limited by what is available right now, since not every scenario is listed in the "Event Type" dropdown, and we have to keep up with arbitrary changes to the front-end co...

Not sure if this helps, since it's only half a solution, but for one of our report suites we have set up processing rules to populate three variables, using the page path, domain, and query string. This helps somewhat, since all combinations of, say, query strings, get counted as one path.  Of cours...

I get that the Discover has a new color palette to reduce eye strain (although there is plenty of research to argue against that, and I personally disagree). However, there have been plenty of instances when attempting to report where the colors are clearly of such low constrast that it's almost imp...

This has been under review for almost 2 years. It makes discover practically unusable, that one has to pull entire sets of data (often up to the uniques allowed) and sum them over in excel every time. It's ridiculous we have to bounce back and forth between Discover and SiteCatalyst.

This is, depressingly, true for almost all admin tasks I need to do. It would probably reduce user error if we could keep admins focused and on-task instea of needing to plan other work around waiting for admin pages.

I would love this for Discover, too. I can drag metrics in, but I can't drag them out. End up having to right click and kill them that way.