Do you need a report that covers all of your unique visitors? I personally think that I would be comfortable with a report that covers the majority (eg >85%) of unique visitors. Also, if a user made an app update, then that means the older version can be decommissioned, right? So again, you only nee...

Is it this one? https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/export/analytics-data-feed/data-feed-overview

How about this: Remove all of your segments and leave behind your original report showing the App Version and Unique Visitors.Change your report's date range to the last 30 days, or a slightly longer/shorter date range as desired.Run the report. My reason for doing this is based on the original ques...

What data feed are you referring to?

The point of using Adobe Launch is to manage all 3rd party tags.

A far simpler alternative: if your website exists in one single domain only, e.g. foo.com, then you don't have to worry about the third-party demdex.net cookie to help ECID identify the same users in different domains. In that case, you can rely entirely on the ECID being generated server-side via W...

I assume that your eVar2 is tracked with not only Page Views, but also with Custom Links, Download Links and Exit Links. If so, then I suspect that you are tracking Custom Links in visits that don't have any Page Views.

@valerie_anders wrote: ...but I believe that Adobe may have a solution for this that would streamline our work.   When you choose the self-hosting option, then that really means what it says: you are hosting the Launch libraries by yourself. That entails all of the work that is needed to make the s...

Unfortunately, I don't think there's an equivalent of this plugin for WebSDK. But maybe you can replicate it on your own. Basically, every time the plugin is called, it does these 3 steps: First, it tries to read the cookie (which, by default, is called "s_visit"). If it can read this cookie, it rem...

Assuming you're relying on Analysis Workspace to run statistical calculations, then one challenge that you're going to face is that the data reported in Analysis Workspace is always aggregated, whereas statistical calculations like p-value use individual data. For example: in Analysis Workspace, you...