Hi @DineshPrasanth , It will show you all activities running in the session on those pages if you are using visits as a metrics in your report. Please use "Activity Impressions" as a metrics in your report and make sure only these four activities are running on that page then it will show you the re...

In report destination section, "Recipients" section you can add the email address.You can specify a single email address or a comma-separated list of email addresses.  

We have created AB Test in target. For All visits Experience A and for Mobile visits Experience B. We have created Mobile visits audience in Adobe analytics and in this case it is not working as expected in first visits only return visits are working.We have checked this issue by creating audience i...

Adobe Target supports send-time personalization of recommendations in email. You can refer below documentation:https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/target/using/recommendations/recommendations-faq/integrating-recs-email 

Hi @AkiSeki , Try verifying your permissions in Analytics and adobe experience platform data collection.You need permission on report suite in adobe analytics and at least developer access to tag management. @Arijit-AJ , has shared the screenshot of settings.Also, you can refer below document.https:...

You have to create the segment on "hit" level not on visits level.Visit will provide you the data of all visited pages in that session. Page name v1 equals review page and previous page/entry page equal product page. In table, use dimension as page name v1 and metrics visits. (you can see the data f...

Can you please raise request to adobe support. 

First check your target integration properly. Debug your page target page load image.Check your reporting settings in Activity "Goals and settings" option.

Please try below options.Your chrome has some extensions which are blocking this. You can unpin your chrome extensions and  try.You can also try using other browser. Its working properly in Mozilla. 

The Adobe Analytics 2.0 APIs allow you to directly call Adobe's servers to perform almost any action that you can perform in the user interface. You can also manage components of Adobe Analytics, such as the creation of segments or calculated metrics.