Hi Esteban, nice to e-meet with you and interested in seeing an AEM Architect as an aspirant for AA. As you already completed a few integrations for AEM with Analytics, bet you already know AA quite a bit, hoping you can deepen your understanding of Analytics through this journey and get the bonus.

I am thinking of the case where a visitor visited some other pages on your site on the first visit and not that particular URL. Then on a returned visit go to that URL.

Nothing comes automatically, assuming you have different sets of rules in the same Launch property for WebSDK and AA extension, you need to disable rules sending data to the old report suite using AA extension to stop inflated server calls and cost.

All I did with Dynatrace in the past was implement the JavaScript tracking code to websites with Adobe Launch, instead of any direct integration between Dynatrace and Adobe Analytics. Dynatrace is a tool for performance monitoring which is quite different from the user behaviour analysis by Adobe An...

As mentioned the reset datalayer action does not "empty" the datalayer but reduces it to the final state as one single element, with all persisting information. So if you have adobeDataLayer.push({ event: "pageview", page: { name: "page a", event1: 1, event2: 1, }...

Hi @NickBB, wondering why it gives 100% for you as it works well with me. The same segment is being used in a sequence segment with then in a visit container, it matches all combinations of any A/B/C/D to any A/B/C/D.    

 Are you using one of the following Launch extensions to set up the plugin? Don't copy and paste those JavaScript from https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/analytics/implementation/vars/plugins/gettimetocomplete, use the extension and let Adobe help to manage the version update of plugins.

No, never encountered any duplicate beacons. It works the same as the switch extension by replacing the Launch library on the page of your choice.

As the function name implied, it is "approximated" and not an exact count, and you can find a description and difference from the basic count function at Reference advanced functions | Adobe Analytics. It uses an algorithm called HyperLogLog, HyperLogLog - Wikipedia, for performance by sacrificing s...

The most direct approach is passing the value of eVar1 as the second parameter for the getTimeToComplete function which is for the cookie name, so you have different timers by different cookie names aligned with your tool name/id. You may want to have some kind of pattern/prefix on the cookie name f...