It sounds like the problem is that you are used to being able to see what is being sent to which eVar/prop/event by navigating around your website and looking at what is happening in your browser, but since moving to a company that uses Web SDK the old way you did this doesn't work and you are unsur...

There are a couple of approaches I can think of in workspace... Used the "average time on site" metric to get an average time for the process. This metric can be segmented at a hit level to get the average time for specific pages.  So to get the average time for a process create a segment that segme...

@Josh__Stephens - we are currently using Virtual Report Suites with no issue

Description - There use to be a visual indicator of previously published revisions, now there is no way to see at a glance those revisions that have been previously published - I have to hover over each revision which is a slow and painful experience    

Great idea, another related related one is this one... Quick way to revert elements/rules to match the li... - Adobe Experience League Community - 378156

Description - I would like to be able to set up an email alert to notify me when specific users log in. Why is this feature important to you - This could be used to enhance the users experience of the tool.  For instance, it would be very useful to know when a new user logs in or when one of our dir...

@JSP2  Hi Jen, somehow missed this when you originally posted.  Just in case it is still relevant to you here are my thoughts...   If you want to do averages you need to be putting the value into an event rather than a prop.  This is because props store the number as text and therefore it isn't norm...

@cristinel - one piece of feedback having now used this...   Unlike when using HTML offers, you can't rename the experiences (they just inherit the name from the offer selected).   This isn't ideal as we have reusable offers and would like to make the label on the experiences within the activity mor...

@cristinel  That's great news!

Hi everyone, looking for some help!   This Adobe blog post states "If your Custom Code is JavaScript, then you can now return a promise in conditions or actions. The next condition or action will wait for the promise to resolve before executing."   I'm struggling to figure out how to do this.  Has a...