Hi @reddy_y-11  I would have a look at CJA lookups as described here This linkedIn post by Brian Au may also be of help

Adobe offers some sample excel sheets on this: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics-learn/tutorials/implementation/implementation-basics/creating-a-business-requirements-document   this will require some manual adaptation sbut is usual a good starting point  

In that case you will need to install the Common Analytics Plugins extension first and make sure you initialize the extension in a dedicated rule   Note though that getTimeParting is a function on the "s" instance. So, you will have to call this instead   s.getTimeParting("America/New_York");     ...

Hi @purnimajena  can you add a little more context about the rule? Maybe even a screenshot?How is it triggered? Through an out of the box event?Are there any additional conditions?Have you enabled console logging with _satellite.setDebug(true) ? This will print out information about your rules that...

Hi @aablank1  I would suggest not to try to mimic core component tracking and come up with your own approach that may cover the events core components can cover. Enrich it with the data needed for your tracking and later when you eventually migrate to core components, ask your developers to implemen...

Hi @aablank1  First of all, the type of website should dictate the structure of your data layer. Meaning, if you have products, make sure you have a "products" array, etc.   In terms of page information, I would always try to capture  the document title, even this may change over time (document.titl...

Hi @emailmkarthik    in general, no you don't need to tag every single button on your page.  You have different options   1. Use a generic click rule in your tag manager that captures button clicks and apply your business logic to map your tracking call's props and eVars. (hint: have a look at this...

Hi @SravaniRa1  that should do the trick. Please give it a try.

Fully agree, this would be amazing. Guess it's Adobe's gentle way of making you opt for the shiny new tool instead of the dusty old one   AA seems a little left on the sideline these days, which I fully understand from a sales perspective. However, there are plenty of companies on the old tool who ...

Hi @manojs57813206  just to get it, you say you are not using Target. But it sounds like you are having it licensed and configured in the datastream, correct? Typically it's the other way around that people are seeing Analytics page views fired when Target is loaded on the page.   I would check your...