Plug-ins are basically snippets of JS code that can be placed in the doPlugins function. Based on that criteria, there are a near-unlimited number of "plugins" that you could consider "supported". As for plugins authored by Adobe, that page is currently the list to go by as of now. There are a bunch...

Bad news is that it's currently not possible. Good news though is that it is currently on Workspace's roadmap!Vote on the idea here: Allow for more than 400 rows of data in Analytics Workspace

Hi Emilio, were you able to get the segment working?

You're on the right track with a sequential segment. Your segment should work for what you're after. If you want visit 1 to be included, you'd want to use visit containers instead of hit containers.

If you're using any kind of third-party cookie (cookie TLD doesn't match URL TLD), then you will basically be reverting to a fallback cookie method. For example, metrics.example.com is your cookie domain www.example.org - since example.com and example.org are different TLD's, the cookie will be bloc...

Kay, talked to our API guru, and they said that there will eventually be a classification API for v2.0, but there will not be one specific to the rule builder.

Gotcha. I'm afraid the insertion API is not designed to distinguish multiple requests. If you'd like to create an idea thread for it, we could explore the possibility of including it in our v2.0 API's.

Use a classification - manually adding that many segment conditions would bring the segment creator to its knees.Instead:Create a classification based on the variable you're usingClassify all 500 values to have the same classification valueCreate a segment where the classification value matches what...

You're using a visitor container, which means that if they follow your sequential segment once, it will pull in that entire visit and all associated visits with that visitor.

Yeah, if you put order IDs inside approximate count distinct, then use that calculated metric against a month dimension, that should give you what you're looking for.