When requesting a data feed column headers are not offered.  It's really inconvenient and difficult to deal with large data feed files and no column headers.  It would be nice if this were an option when creating a data feed, that way I know quickly and easily which data is in which column.  I know ...

Right now in SC15, you have to go to the Admin or DW to create a segment.  It would be nice to click a link either in the drop down of the segment selector or nearby to quickly create a segment.

Don't you just have to change the expiration to 0 days?

Although I understand how funnels currently work, most new SiteCatalyst users expect it to work this way, and it makes complete sense.  I agree on this one as well!

This is something that is addressed by the getQueryParam plug-in, version 2.4.  You can contact your account manager or consultant to get this.  It supports grabbing data from the hash tag in addition to the query string.

Although this would be awesome, I don't believe it can be done by Omniture because the way it captures the time spent on a page is if they view more than one page.  Since a bounce is a one page view, you can never know how long they spent on a page, unless they were to click an exit link.  It curren...

Omniture already collects this data and it has a 256 character limit.  They wouldn't have to change a thing.  Why waste another prop/evar to do this?  This would be very helpful.

The default metrics for props is page views and the default metric for evars is instances.  However, for non-seasoned SiteCatalyst users, this can be a tough one to explain.  For example, you show internal search terms have 500 page views.  This doesn't make sense to the user.  But those that have u...

It sure is, thanks Andreas.

Looks like @VaBeachKevin has already submitted something like this.  You can remove this one.