Because evars have values that can persist beyond the initial hit, you can't really use evars as an exit value. This is where you would use props. What you can do is you can set up the prop to capture the value of the evar when it is fired, this will let you capture the same data but in a prop. With...

Hi @leozh1, so the field you have in your screenshot is counting in seconds, not in minutes. Which means first you need to convert your measure to seconds. This time is counted against specific dimensions. In your example, you have pages. It will use the timestamps to calculate how long people spent...

The implementation I'm working with is majorly out of date, and we're working on updating it. The hard part is that everything is currently hard coded onto the site, so when I need to add new tracking that can't wait for the devs, I have to get creative, and processing rules are really good for that...

There are probably other ways to do it, but I've done this using processing rules. I actually have three different UTM values to capture. So, I set up three evars with the settings I need and then used the processing rules to fill in the appropriate values. I overwrite the value of "evar" with QSP, ...

I agree with @Jennifer_Dungan's last comment about data feeds. Every organization I've been at I've used (or encouraged them to use) data feeds. Normally one of the biggest drawbacks to setting them up is having a data lake to store all of the data in. But if you're doing this with data warehouse, t...

This depends heavily on what you're trying to do. "Better insights" is about as vague as it gets. We don't know anything about your website, it's purpose, the type of customers that visit it, what their goal on the website is.... Without knowing any of that, being able to determine what kind of insi...

Hi @DanieliusSk, If I understand your question right, it sounds like you're using static date ranges. For those comparison time periods you've created, if you click the pencil to edit them, there is an option at the bottom to make them "rolling date ranges", and then you just need to set them up to ...

Yes, I agree it would be nice if it had a header and/or number visible (before hovering over it).  Also, on the right of that middle column, the thin orange bar is the exits (so people that didn't do any more actions after that one), in case you need to do the other side.

For the scheduled report, I assume you're exporting as a csv not a pdf, since you mention getting an excel file. Can you tell us more about the scheduled report? What time is it sent and what is the time period in your dashboard? If, for example your dashboard is an hourly report and you send it out...

When you have the flow diagram like that, the column to the left shows where they came from. But the part you have circled are the ones that are not entries (meaning they saw another value before the current one). If you look just to the left of the main column, you'll notice a long, thin, green lin...