Hi @jane_12,What you can try, if you are comfortable using the API, is enable debugging:  Once your report is generated, you can click on the 'bug' icon in the Workspace to let Adobe generate a JSON that should allow you to extract a copy of the report via API using that code.    

As @Jennifer_Dungansaid, there isn't anything out of the box for this. On every ecomm site I've worked on though, having an eVar for 'number of items in cart' as well as 'value of items in cart' has always been a standard addition as soon as we are able to convince the relevant teams to add it! Apar...

Reloads, like Bounces or pageType, I think is one of the things that is more a relic of historical analytics than anything else. However, as with the others, it still has uses. Consider how often you visit a website to login, but the back end errors & for some reason it fails. There might not be an ...

Hi @user70977,To create new classifications, you need to go to the Admin section (& be a user with the correct account privileges for this). Admin > Report Suites > (select the report suite where the evar you are classifying 'lives', or if you are doing multiple Report Suites ctrl + click each one) ...

I'm assuming this is for Analytics/CJA rather than anything else eg. API calls, Report Builder, etc. In the Admin section (https://adminconsole.adobe.com/), there is a setting for the Max session life/Max idle time: Settings > Privacy & security > Authentication settings   If you find users are bein...

Hi @SwatiTi,If you want to track 'Page not found'/errors, then as long as you know it's an error page, you can pass the value into the pageType variable (with an event as well if you wanted):https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/page-vars/pagetypeIf you want to get...

@UjjwalChandra When you say you want them passed, what do you mean? Do you want the UTMs added back to the URL on page B load, passed as v0/another eVar on page B, or if page A loads with a utm query string do you want those added to the href of the link to page B the user could click on, on page A?...

@MaxWo2 @Jennifer_Dungan One thing to be aware of here, if you are not using 'is 1st page of visit' in the rules then if I arrive via Organic Search, then in same tab do a Google search & click a Paid link, then that Visit will have 2 Channels (Organic & Paid), but the Paid Tracking Code will apply ...

Hi @TonyHutnyk,That's a link to a report- no-one will be able to see that unless they have access to your Analytics account, so you'll need to add a screenshot ideally. Regards the question, it's almost impossible to say- if Login & Registration metrics are simple events, & not set by a segment, the...

@MaxWo2 Assuming the tracking code contains the correct values for the channels to apply, then the only other option is that it's not the 1st hit of the visit. I'd suggest looking into whether the first hit is a link track occurring before the page view, which wouldn’t necessarily have the UTM/cid p...