I don't have the new UI yet... but that seems like it should be a core functionality... you definitely get an up-vote from me.

This sounds like a similar problem to the s.products segmentation issue.. each product is treated as a separate item.. but whether you use equals or contains in a segment, all products from the same hit are returned.   This has been a complaint of many people for years... I generally just create all...

This has been posted to the wrong forum.. this is for Adobe Analytics, not After Effects.   It looks like this should be posted here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects/ct-p/ct-after-effects?page=1&sort=latest_replies&filter=all&lang=all&tabid=ideas  

Description - Permissions for segments / calculated metrics / etc are explicitly connected to the one suite under which it is created. On the surface, this makes sense... but many companies use Virtual Suites to control access to specific sites or regional variations within their global footprint......

I am not sure that changing an established rule (one that could affect many users negatively) is a good idea. Anyone who is using the current functionality as it works today would have their implementations broken if the logic were to change in the way you are suggesting.   If you are trying to trac...

Hi @ryzen_ you can use a similar behaviour to the Weekend / Weekday logic using the Hour of Day.   You can create segments container bounding "hours of the day" just like the Weekend / Weekday segment... so that in off hours of the day, you can force a minimum fake value to avoid overnight drops in...

Yes, but again, lists are a completely different beast than serialization...  but since you brought up lists, another thing to use there (since lists don't have a limit, only 255 per list item, but you can have many items passed), is to send multiple things into the same list and use prefixes to cre...

This feature would also be nice for Canadian postal codes... I wouldn't even mind if it stripped the last three characters for us... The first three are the "FSA" (Forward Sortation Area), which is a generic regional location... the last three are the Local Delivery Area which even here can be local...

@Damonwhall no worries, there are a lot of similar sounding features in Adobe, it can be easy to mistake which one is being discussed.   You are right though, eVars have 255 characters, and I do use that to its full potential; but even though our data is exported to our Data Lake, I cannot rely on o...

@Damonwhall Also, I would not use an ECID for Event Serialization, as this value for the user will change across devices... I would only ever use our internal system GUIDs that are unique to that user's login account and never change.