Can I ask however why you are trying to stop tracking bots completely? Instead of using Bot filtering where you can still get basic information about what bots are hitting your site and what pages, and when they are crawling your sites?   I often find this to be important information to delve into.....

Hmmm the code to identify Googlebot looks solid, I am not sure about the onBeforeEventSend function though... I am not using WebSDK yet, so I can't check this...   But, as an alternate suggestion, and possibly one that might also make your site more efficient.. have you considered instead of trying ...

I think that @Harveer_SinghGi1 is correct... I think this looks like a mismatch of data sets?   Display Ads aren't generally considered to be "Search Engines"... unless these are specifically ads that you have running in Google Search... but keep in mind, that I think those ads may also load in Goog...

Hmmm your custom links shouldn't be causing a change in Marketing Channel.   Can you look at the metric "Marketing Channel Instance" (this is the call where a marketing channel is set... it won't show any persisted channel information.) Then if you have it, check this against the full URL (assuming ...

Ahhhh that makes sense...    There should be ways to address that, but you may need to bring in your developers, without seeing your code I wouldn't be able to come up with specific things to try.. but timing issues can be tricky to deal with...    Good luck!

The documentation you linked to is specifically for a product called "Adobe Connect" which is a virtual conferencing software, and this software is installed on your own servers, allowing you to control local admin rights...   This has nothing to do with Adobe Analytics or the Adobe Analytics API se...

While I can't say for sure all the logic that is happening... when I looked at "Last Month" which was Dec 2024, the I changed the report to "90 Days" worth of data... the numbers increased on Dec 1....    So that's pretty clear that not all the data was getting through... 

Since Adobe changed the logic of the Visitor segment (they deny it, but I have proof, lol).. the Visitor logic looks only at the panel range, not the entire history of the user.   I believe that the "within" still will look at the full period, but if the initial hit is outside the panel range, it ma...

Actually, scratch that... when I increase my panel range to 90 Days, Dec 1 did increase a bit... I suspect because the initial clause (the hit on Page X) must be within the panel range....    I would suggest matching your panel and logic to 90 days to safely catch all the instances.

Yeah, it's a bit odd... it should look at repeat hits within the 90 day time frame, but only the hits within the panel range will be shown...   So unlike adding an actual "Last 90 Days" range inside the segment (which will supersede the panel date range, and show the report based on the last 90 days...