No you don't need five different objects, just one object with a string field for photo name and five integer fields for five user actions like below, object photoDetails           field: photoName (string)           field: photoViewed (integer)           field: photoFavorited (integer)           fi...

I guess there is no difference creating a logic group simply let's you automatically do two action together; adding a container and then adding an attribute within that container, as compared to adding container manually and then moving attributes to it one by one.Once the logic group is created it ...

HI @jane_12 ,You can do this by enabling Make available to users in your organization option under general settings of your DWH report,Cheers!

Hi @rntrp ,These two options are intended for separate uses as below,Add to form a group: This option let's you to join two attributes using And/Or operators like this, attribute1 exists AND attribute2 exists Add to compare operands: This option let's compare values of two attributes using Equals/C...

Hi @MichaelJo13 ,It should be as simple as tracking photo views only, so you'll have to create a schema like below (just an example format, you can choose your own hierarchies, idea is to have those fields created), { "_tenantID": { "photo": { "photoName": "", //string, set as photo name "p...

Ohh right.. this is interesting use case, would love to see if any of other experts have any thoughts on this.

Hi @mitchhowell ,Shouldn't this be achievable by creating a simple segment with date range in it which is equal to the data retention period for you? So if you have retention period of 36 months then create a date range as below,Then simply join it with you logins exist clause in the segment like be...

Hi @mitchhowell ,If my understanding is correct, what you are trying to create is a logic to exclude the post-login hits from the visitors while keeping the hits pre-login for same visitors. So, something like below,If that is the case then I think this can be achieved through include configuration ...

Hi @RajatAr1 ,One way to achieve this is using Freeform table builder but it will only allow breakdown of 5 items on first level and 1 item on second level,If you want to apply breakdown for more items then you can try creating the similar project through Projects API. What you can do is create a pr...

Hi @Pradeep-Jaiswal ,You can update a connection using the AEP's Flow Service API.Cheers!