@jane_12 wrote: I have checked in the workspace reports and can see the dimension and metrics for activity map.   Wish to get clear on the situation. Are you able to see activity map data captured in beacon inspection using Omnibug or Adobe Experience Platform Debugger? If yes, are you able to see ...

I will say there is no correct way to do so, as you can't calculate the percentage of infinite or unknown length. All you can do is only how far the user had scrolled by an absolute number, in your case it can be how many products had been displayed, instead of a percentage of the total. Moreover, d...

Then are you able to see any activity map data on the Analytics tab in the Adobe Experience Platform Debugger? So far the configuration sounds right but just no activity map data sending out. You may PM your site URL to me to have a look.

Please try to use the Adobe Experience Platform Debugger to see if the Activity Map is there.  

So no activity map data sending to Adobe Analytics. Are you using Adobe Launch to implement tracking and using Adobe Analytics extension? There is a checkbox in the extension configuration to turn on Activity Map.

+1 for don't do DOM traversal. The logic can be broken the next day when the developer updated the DOM structure without knowing someone from the analytics team is getting the product information from the DOM.

 Are you able to observe any Activity Map data from the network traffic? Like the attached using the Omnibug browser extension, I can see this on my company website.

Please also check the configuration of the Experience Cloud ID Service extensions in Adobe Launch for the website. That is the extension on your website taking the ECID from the URL and using that for visit stitching. I once messed up some of the configurations, perhaps cookieDomain and I can't reme...

As @yuhuisg mentioned that you need to be aware of the impact on the reporting and the correctness as well. A single event should be a tracking of a single user interaction or web behavior presented to users. Your three examples are not singular from my point of view. Taking user interaction as an e...

A custom schema may help if you want to use it as the structure of the event-driven data layer on the front end which can provide a clear semantic meaning of each attribute. However, you will need to map those custom attributes to the corresponding attributes in the OOTB schema when setting up the d...