Ok, and as I said, I specifically call my custom tracking "Breakpoint" and not "Device Type".   When I want to see actual device types, I will use the out-of-the-box Mobile Device Types dimension:   "Other" is essentially desktop here.

I have monthly (first day of the month) and weekly (Monday) scheduled reports... No one reported any issues this week, but it may have broken after that (Oct 2nd based on your timestamp).   The best solution would be to open a ticket with Client Care... this sounds like a bug that only the engineeri...

Seconding @DanIMS1's answer. Adobe collects a lot of information automatically, and a lot of that information is pulled from the User Agent (so you won't see it specifically tracked in your tracking calls).   Things like: DeviceDevice TypeOperating SystemOperating System Typeetc   You shouldn't need...

Hi,    Adobe sessions normally have a 30 min timeout...  which means so long as there isn't more than 30 mins between hits, the session stays active.   Now, when looking at your scenarios: 1. User came at 9:50, but then did not click on anything between 10 and 10:30, they will not be counted. Even i...

I don't know if there is a full list...   Standard Events would be things like: PurchaseAdd to CartRemove from CartCart Views CheckoutLaunch Event (app only)Crash Event (app only) But when it comes to custom events, AA has 1000 (depending on your contract) events available to set to you own purpose....

Yes, we have custom events... our implementation is a mix of events tied to s.product usage:     And the rest are mapped using Processing Rules.   The thing is, my solution really only works with AA... since it uses the specific Adobe Analytics data model... if you need the data to actually be in t...

The best part about using the Adobe Data model, I didn't actually have to configure a true schema... I just created a basic empty schema, lol   https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/implementation/aep-edge/data-var-mapping   This is literally my schema... it only has the stuff that is...

I wish I could offer some advice... honestly, we don't have any plans to move to CJA any time soon, so we cheated and used the Adobe Data model instead of full XDM schemas... leaving most of our old context variable code in place, and continue to use Processing Rules... 

There is no true filter... I have an idea posted for AA (https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-ideas/add-the-ability-to-filter-freeform-table-rows-dynamically-based/idi-p/615677)   That said, there are ways to use Calculated Metrics to do some filtering, based on the value...

You're welcome   I do wish there were some more controls on sequential segments to make this easier and more reliable.