@sidheshwarc5116 - Have you looked at classifications? If it's a standard lookup, or the string can be consistently decoded based on schema, the classification rule builder might do the trick. If the schema is variable, or a simple lookup table won't do the trick, you could use the classification im...

There's the "Dashboards" feature in the "Reports" interface, which is what was referring to when I said "legacy." The preferred interface is Workspace.

The image has to be hosted and accessible online. So, if you're trying to add something that lives on your desktop, you'll have to upload it to another hosting service/location first. Once it's uploaded, simply reference the images URL (ie// https://www.example.com/sample.png) to add it to your dash...

The legacy dashboard interface? Yes. You can add images there, too. It's under "user content" in the left nav: 

@sirishagorle - Yes. Just add a "text" visualization to your project and supply the image URL: 

You should be able to use the related Activity Map dimensions/metrics in Workspace for more advanced analysis and segmentation. Would that solve for what you're trying to do? 

@Bikash040988 - You could use Activity Map.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/analyze/activity-map/activity-map.html?lang=en

@jenna_kosinski - You'll have to enable the eVar via the Analytics admin interface as described below: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/admin/admin-tools/conversion-variables/t-conversion-variables-admin.html 

That may be part of your problem, then. The category pages you linked to (eg// https://www.whirlpoolindia.com/refrigerators/double-door.html) are passing v16 and v17 as regular parameters, not as part of the product string.

I do see them set on those pages, which is good. Also, when clicking through to the product detail pages, I see them set as part of the product string. Can you confirm that the eVar configuration is not set up for merchandising? If it is, and you're not capturing the data according to merchandising ...