@yuhuisg yeah I was thinking about it, I have made changes now so lets observe for next 2 days and see how data is flowing in Marketing Channels

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@yuhuisgIf I remove it traffic goes into Referring Domain Marketing Channel and doesn't reflect the right data  Initially my setup was without "Referring Domain does not contain checkout.telstra.com.au" and this didn't reflect right traffic and orders   Updating Media      

@yuhuisgthanks. In my setup it is the same "Internal" comes first, then "Referring Domains"I am not sure why none is coming under Marketing Channel 

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@yuhuisgThanks for your reply. Yes I have listed "checkout.telstra.com.au" in Internal URL filters which means it should fall under "Internal" Marketing Channel but it is not that is why I want to debug None as it doesn't make sense.  

Hi team,  After making changes to referring domain processing rule to not to capture 'checkout.telstra.com.au'. I can see 'None' marketing channels order numbers have gone up this doesn't make sense to me Does anyone have any idea how to debug this problem ?  Thanks 

@yuhuisg Thanks for your answer, However I have noticed after making changes to the referring domain processing rule 'None' marketing channels order numbers have gone up. do you have any idea how to debug 'None'

@yuhuisg Thanks for your answer, However I have noticed after making changes to the referring domain processing rule 'None' marketing channels order numbers have gone up. do you have any idea how to debug 'None'

Hi guys,I don't want to capture Telstra domains under referring domain marketing channels - what change or modification should I do not to include Telstra domains in marketing channel processing rule  Current processing rule for referring domain   Thanks Sangeeta