Yeah, then I assume that the auto-tracking is akin to GA4's auto link tracking... I am not a fan of a lot of automatic tracking... even in AppMeasurement, while I use the automatic exit and download tracking... I actually modify the calls to include additional parameters.   For internal clicks, I ke...

You're welcome!   As for blocking bot traffic at the Launch level; I have not... there are a few reason for this:   1. It would kill the Bot Reports, which I also use to determine good and bad bots crawling our site, and can use this information to support DevOps   2. If something goes wrong, and tr...

I suspect this is because dimensions like "Month" or 'Day" are special dimensions, and I guess no one thought that someone might want to pull back data by "top X"....   You can log an Idea for this feature request (https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-ideas/idb-p/adobe-an...

Hi @PrernaGotra1,   I am not sure if maybe this is just an example of forgetting how segment builder works... but the Options area, where you show "Add Container", is only used for adding containers or flipping the logic between Exclude or Include...    The example you showed from 2023 doesn't requi...

Oh, I forgot to mention, for my internal traffic exclusions, I periodically make a request to our IT Department asking for a list of internal IPs (for our offices and VPN networks)

Hi @UjjwalChandra,   Typically internal traffic is a fairly small list of IP ranges, so I don't think there is an upload process. And this does have to be set per suite, unfortunately.   IP Exclusion and Bot Filtering are similar, but with some key differences.   Internal IP Exclusion will not appea...

Yes, I agree with the others, Creating a flag in a dimension is a great way to identify "bad traffic", and using a Virtual Report Suite to exclude that traffic is a great way to go if you can't use the built-in Bot Exclusion Rules.   Like Bjoern said, enabling the standard IAB Bot Filtering is still...

Ok,    Just an FYI, the "Order" setting can be a little misleading... basically this is a stack rank of when to start the execution of a code block relative to other blocks in the same context... but they all technically run simultaneously.   So if you have 5 rules that are set to run at 10, 20, 30,...

Just be careful with the mixed approach... I've seen people do this, but they had issues with timing... sometimes the importer ran first, other times the rule builder ran first....   If your rules depend on the importer data, then this may not be a safe approach... but if they are just both running ...

There may be an API service that could get those granular details, but like @juliusonyancha I find that Occurrences is a close enough metric to get details quickly and easily.