Hello @skatofiabah,  In my current org, we are using UTM parameters that are captured into eVars and props.  Something that I do to use as a validation tool is to capture incoming visitor URL queries to capture things like GCLID, and UTM parameters (or other network parameters).   Using this method,...

Thanks Jen!

Description -Currently, when using "flows" in Adobe Analytics or CJA, you are limited to using only individual dimensional items one at a time.  It would be super helpful to be able to use a hit-based segment so that you can see flows into a "group" of items (ex: a group of URLs).   Why is this feat...

Description of the Business Challenge:Currently, if you are using a virtual reporting suite to provide a controlled clean environment for your analysts, you need to first go to the admin console to assign dimensions, metrics, and segments to the reporting suite.  It would be easier to have the abili...

Ditto.  This 100% makes sense.  

That last example was really helpful.  I repeated your explanation with the same table and came to the same results.  

Hello @Jennifer_Dungan , but in the Segment version, there is a smaller total than the "itemized" version.  Also, I'm using visits in the column.  Shouldn't that show the total visit count for a given page for each dimensional item?  That shouldn't impact the visit total.  If I hit a page 10 times i...

Hello folks,  Happy Friday! I saw something that made me scratch my head that I wanted to share here.  I created a hit-based segment that was "equals any of" 3 different URL'sI applied that segment to a table, and dropped the URL dimension and could see my expected URL's, their visit numbers, and th...

Hello @NickBB ,  You can use flow charts to achieve the type of segmentation you are looking for.   First you create a flow that contains the journey you are looking for, then right click on the end point of that journey and "create a segment from this path".  check the segment to ensure you are not...