Hi @d_daszkiewicz Agree with what @pradnya_balvir mentioned below, just to add a bit more context - Even if you’re a system admin, you might not be able to delete segments via the API unless the right OAuth scopes are enabled in your API project. Here’s what you can try - Check Your Integration Typ...

Hi @Joseph_Making  Return frequency isn’t directly available in CJA like in traditional Adobe Analytics, but you can definitely build something similar using calculated metrics and a bit of logic. One option is to create a calculated metric or segment-based approach using visit numbers. If your data...

Hi @DavidRo47  If you're looking to add Adobe Analytics to your ReactJS app (especially for smart TVs like Samsung and LG), here’s a simple way to get started - You can use Adobe’s Web SDK (Alloy.js), it’s the newer and more flexible option, and it works well with React apps. Set up the SDKIf your ...

Hi @aguseranalytics  Yeah, this is a known gap. Unlike eVars and props, listVars don’t actually show up in the post-processing section of Assurance, which can definitely be confusing. Assurance mainly displays variables that are processed through standard rules, and listVars are a bit different in h...

Hi @KumarRishii  If a user declines cookies and your consent setup is working correctly (like using Adobe’s Opt-in framework or something like OneTrust or TrustArc), then Adobe Analytics shouldn’t collect any personal or trackable data. That means no ECID, no tracking cookies, and no hits should be ...

Hi @czmudzin  That segment logic is technically fine, but the high percentage you're seeing could be due to how Adobe identifies users. If someone clears cookies, switches browsers or devices, or uses incognito mode, they'll show up as a new visitor again. Also, if you're looking at data for a full ...

Hi @Rim  To make sure '.tl()' sends an event hit (and not a pageview), you need to include all three required parameters. Right now, it’s being called without them, which can cause it to default to a pageview call. You can update your code like this -ensureOmnitureIsSet(timeout).then(function() {con...

Hi @KumarRishii  If the new value (xyz.com) is showing in the browser console but the reports still show the old one (abc.com), a few things can be checked - Make sure the eVar isn't set to persist across the visit, if it is, and the new value isn't being passed on every call, the old value might s...

Hi @AnthonyGIE  If your company blocks access to the Microsoft Store, then installing the new Report Builder can be tricky. Right now, Adobe only offers it through Microsoft AppSource or the Excel Add-in Store. There's no offline installer (like an .exe or .msi) available for the new version. It’s a...

Hi @jlasso71  This kind of ECID fragmentation can happen when there are race conditions or timing issues during SDK initialization. Even if the AMCV cookie exists, if sendEvent or identityMap is triggered before the cookie is fully readable, a new ECID might get generated.   A few things you can try...