Some other things you can do...I'll see if I can think of any more. Send data to a test report suite while it's still in QAYou can create a dashboard once you launch that monitors all your KPI's hour by hour and watch for step changes up or downBefore launch, do end to end and regression testing of ...

A big pain point for our team and I’m sure many teams is the lack of version control in Adobe Launch/Tags.  It’s really easy for our developers to overwrite each other’s code without realizing it, to be mixed up in the same libraries, and for code to go to prod that was not supposed to go to product...

We are also facing this problem and have identified the vast majority of the traffic in these criteria: Mobile device =  Google Pixel 2 9G011A) or Sprint Galaxy S5 (SM-G900P) or Google Nexus 5 (D820) OR Mobile Device = Apple iPhone WITH operating system = iOS 11.0 We also tacked onto the segment AND...

That seems to be our interpretation given the huge and sudden influx of traffic that doesn't do 'secondary actions' like clicking, scrolling, submit leads, etc.

We're seeing a huge increase in what appears to be bot, or at least not-legitimate, traffic to our site.  A lot of them seem to be coming from browsers containing '999'.  Has anyone experienced this before?  Does anyone know what this could be?  We're finding various ways to break it down of course ...

We're seeing the same visitor ID but with the same visit num after several days or weeks.  So on day 1 we see visitor ID A with visit num 1 and then a few days later we see the same thing - visitor ID A with visit num 1 again.  In the scenario you described, we should see visit num = 2 on that 2nd v...

I will double check on the method.  If we were using the plug-in, what would be the reason behind it and are there any fixes?  

This is the out of box Visit num, and not the ECID in an eVar, but Adobe's out of box Visitor ID.

We are seeing the same visitor id with the same visit number repeat itself sometimes after a few days or weeks.  So we'll see visitorid 123abc and visit num = 1 come on one day and then a few days or weeks later we'll see the same visitorid 123abc appear in Adobe with visit num = 1 again.  

According to Adobe documentation, Adobe Visitor ID's/cookies expire after 2 years. Or for customers who delete their cookies, the Visitor ID can be re-used after 1 year, but not if it's within 1 year.We're seeing (a small percent) of visitor ID's show up again with the same visit numbers after only ...