I haven't worked with the plugin, but there's some information about using it on this page that might be helpful.    

Hi @DineshPrasanth , great question!   High level: Occurrences are the "number of hits where a given dimension was set or persisted". Page Views are a subset of hits where the page view tracking call is sent. Visits are a count of sessions that combine hits into a container.  Typically, a new sessio...

What analytics tool are you migrating from?  If you're currently using Adobe Analytics, you can use the Analytics Data Connector to forward event data to AEP. 

As far as I know, there's no way to create diverging bar charts within Analytics.  I believe this is a case where you'd need to export your data to another tool or select another visualization type.

I haven't worked specifically with AJO data, but are you seeing any issues with the data you're ingesting in Connections?  I'd suggest reviewing the link below to see if this provides any insight.  Also, verify that your matching keys are in the same format (all lowercase, for example) and that ther...

Have you tried running another query to see if you encounter an error?    I'm curious if there might be something with the metrics or segment you're using?  I'd try to retrieve something simple like visits by day for the last week.  If that works, I'd start by debugging your unique components in Wor...

@MaxLi2  - PowerBI can't directly ingest the row level data. You'd have to store your row level data in a bucket of some sort, like Amazon S3.  Once you have your table set up in your storage location of choice, you'd use PowerBI to query that.  Depending upon your options, you could Google search h...

hi @MaxLi2 - here's an overview of data feeds.  Just so there are no surprises, be aware that you'll have a ton of rows in your data lake. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/analytics/export/analytics-data-feed/data-feed-overview.html?lang=en 

You'd be running a query based upon your selections.  If you want row-level data in Power BI, you'd need to use a table populated by an Adobe Data Feed.

I've worked with some organizations that use 30 days and others that use a week.  With attribution IQ, there's more flexibility to look at different ranges and determine what might be best for your use cases.