Actually, there is a way without using Report Builder (which I actually hate the behaviour of and avoid using myself). In particular the fact that you can only breakdown up to 5 items, this doesn't actually solve the issue.   The trick is to use the "Breakdown by Position" option...   So, because th...

@Amruthesh_AG, while reading the FAQ tends to be helpful, in this case that really makes no difference... the Registration Page URL that you highlighted is missing from the website (hence the problem):    

@bjoern__koth The PerformanceTimingAPI is deprecated.. this is what the Adobe Plugin used, and that deprecation is the reason that the Adobe Plugin is no longer supported:       Oh it looks like a replacement (that hasn't been picked up by all browsers) has been added: https://developer.mozilla.org...

@Amruthesh_AG this is the plugin that is no longer supported... that uses https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/PerformanceTiming which has been deprecated in most modern browsers... you will only be getting a subset of your traffic, and as more browsers update, that subset will get small...

Lol, technically, I don't even use Adobe's default "Bounces" or "Bounce Rate"... we set up custom metrics based on "Single Page Visits", since there is too many potential actions on the page... Basing a bounce on a single hit was a problem for us...   But, I do agree that you likely want to combine ...

That is true.. it might be renamed and cause confusion... All my suites are older so I sometimes forget about that.

It seems there are issues with this almost every year.   In the past, I know that @sandor_jones has helped in the past.   You can also try sending your issue to aac-registration@adobe.com (I would assume this email is still active, it was used the last two challenges).   Good Luck!

Wow, that's a lot of information...    I am not sure what you mean by That's because the company was moving away from conversion tracking, and I know they were looking to use eVars, so I'm not sure if having no landing page code could cause this? From our conversations with the company's IT/webmaste...

Not really, not reliably anyway...   I suppose you could try creating a variable with a timestamp as soon as the Adobe Library is loaded (this will miss all the load time of your site prior to your files to start loading in), then at the Window Loaded event, get another timestamp and calculate the d...