Thanks for your comment. True, we could use domain dimension in virtual
report suites, but there still are some IP ranges that we would need to
block. If the IP dimension would be available in segment builder, then
we could do everything. Would most likely solve the issue for many
cases, but Virtual Report suites have some limitations, so I'd rather
have this possible in real report suite.
Currently it is impossible to define IP ranges to be excluded in
reporting. You can use wildcards like 1.1.1.* but you can't use ranges
like 1.1.1.[15-120] this is a big problem for us. Now you have to add
all IP's separately and there is the limit of IP's after you cannot
exclude any.Also would be nice if you could exclude domain behind the
IP's that would be good alternative for IP range exclusion.I know that I
could buy Adobe consulting to do VISTA rules, but hey, it's 2019, this
kind of self...
Hi,I have upgraded to the new version of extensions and looks like the
clear variables issue is fixed. I'll report back if I find any other
issues, but for now, it seems to work.
Hi,This is a real problem, and hopefully will be "fixed" in the future.
In our case, there is f.ex. 1500 conversion events in a month, but when
I use any attribution model except Last Touch, +5% of the conversions
are reported as none (when using marketing channels dimension). After
reading this thread I understand why it is, but we'd still need a way to
attribute the exact amount of conversion to the selected time period,
not so that it would be divided to couple of different months.
Attribution IQ is all great in Adobe Analytics, but when used it in
f.ex. Marketing Channels, it attributes some conversion to Session
Refresh, which is unnecessary. Would be great if there was a way to be
able to remove the Session Refresh from attribution and share the credit
to all the other channels. Or do some more advanced rules like if direct
channel is the last touch it's value is half.
Hi,Attribution IQ is all great in Adobe Analytics, but when used it in
f.ex. Marketing Channels, it attributes some conversion to Session
Refresh, which is unnecessary. Is there any way to be able to remove the
Session Refresh from attribution and share the credit to all the other
channels? This is possible in other tools, but can't find way to do this
in AA. I'm not looking to exclude Session Refresh from the report as
this will also remove the conversions, I want it to be excluded from
attribu...
Yeah, that is true, but then we'd need to know when they do this. As we
do some changes and tweaks in dev all the time, so we can't have this
issue there all the time.Our current "fix" for this is, that we have
clear variables both start and the end of the tracking. But that's not a
long term solution as then we cannot use global variables on these
rules.
Hi, Yeah I also gave demo session to customer support, but haven't got
any solution or information yet. They just said they try to reproduce it
in their environment. Us like many others don't have open test
environment for outsiders to access.
We have ran into this same problem after updating to newest Analytics
Extension, Clear Variables is not working as it should, and old events
are sent in next analytics call, where they should already be
cleared.Please fix this asap, also have opened support ticket about
this.
