Just to be clear, when I mentioned adding 'prompt=login,consent', it was just meant for testing purposes. I never mentioned that this is now required at Adobe's end. I'm not aware of any changes from Adobe's end. It could be something else as it is working manually. Had there been any changes, it wo...

Hey @Naveen_KumarPr Yes, you can pass this query parameter to the tracking code (v0 variable), and yes, you can then create processing based on the parameter to populate the same in another variable for Campaign type, Campaign ID, etc. Create rules based on Tracking Code to map values:If s.campaign/...

A couple of things to check:Test the URL manually in a browser and ensure that it redirects to the login page without errors.Check the response returned after authorization in the browser's network logs.Verify the server receiving the redirect (AWS Glue) correctly processes the authCode.One more thi...

Hey @MaxBr6  If you're using custom date range then the Scheduling Option will be greyed out:Additionally, if you're using Account/Location as Email along with Custom Date range, then both 'Notification Email' and 'Scheduling Options' will be greyed out: But you will be able to save the request. I c...

Hey @MaxBr6, Make sure you're checking all the tabs when creating a request, and unless and until you don't fill out the notification email, report destination, and scheduling options, you will see the save request greyed out. Can you please check the same?  

Yes, I agree. In this case, they can use months_in_community as a metric.

The same can be done with classification. In any of the cases, they have to prepare the file and create a mapping for userID and the corresponding months_in_community. Classification will act more like a key-value pair; I don't think these same would work in the case of Data sources.

I have seen such an issue in the past. One thing that I found was that the first report is a breakdown report and average time on-site breakdowns aren't expected to match parent totals. See https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/components/metrics/average-time-on-site.html?lang=en(you can...

Yes, you can use classification in this case. Key Column: Contains the user_id values.Classification Column: Contains the corresponding months_in_community values.In Adobe Analytics, navigate to Admin > Report Suites, select the relevant report suite, and go to Edit Settings > Conversion > Conversio...

This requires a bit of deep debugging. Can you please log a support ticket to Customer Care via Experience League or Admin Console?