Tried to play around and found a way to create a sequential segment with the same result as the simple "Visits >= 2" segment  The trick is adding the visit container first before the "then" operator and there is no need to specify the "after" clause to the operator

Interesting question and I tried as well. Using your segments gives me two very different numbers, the simple segment is almost double the sequential, and I wonder if both segments really mean the same thing. And it is not. The sequential segment is another "visit" exists "after 1 visit" of another ...

Regarding your original question about the difference between occurrences, page views, and custom page views. My suggestion is still to check the tracking implementation to ensure V11 is set on every server call. Now it has hit expiry and with "Unspecified" as a value, it is suggesting there are sce...

What's the response to that network call, do you have a "200"?

Hi @reddy_y-11, Two reference documents Unspecified, None, Other, and Unknown in reporting | Adobe Analytics. Occurrences | Adobe Analytics So it doesn't seem v11 fired (or has data) in every server call as there are lots of tracking without v11 To your questions: 1. Occurrences including non-page v...

I don't have access to the new UI yet so only a guesswork. Try to check if the segment is saved to the same report suite you are building the data warehouse request. Generally, segments are not bound to a particular report suite in the Adobe UI, however, I noted that segments are indeed bound to a r...

I will track the user id into an eVar no matter soft/hard login, and an event when the user performed a "hard" login. So with calculated metrics on visits with a segment where user id existing, you have the total number of visits where the user logged in; and calculated metrics on visits with segmen...

Or you may go the the report suite admin and change the "value delimiter" from a comma to another character which you are certain will not be part of the data.

@drawrk classification data uploads are always incremental, so yes, you can manually import a few rows you want to amend.

Visitor identification is not an easy task and is critical, it is indeed better to rely on Adobe's approach to avoid any issues. Using session storage or cookies does not sound like a solution, as session storage for domain A and domain B are different, and you won't want to set a cookie at top ".co...