Hi @David_Jerome I've just done this! in the case of my client we chose to override EVERY channel, so Direct/Session refresh didn't come into it.  So it was easy to follow. However, if you are looking at having Direct (and/or other channels) not override, you need to follow the new Best Practice gui...

Instead of using Marketing Channels, you can use the Natural Search dimension.  This will give you ONLY the organic search traffic, and not any other visits that followed an organic search, but did not override organic search in the Marketing Channels. (e.g. Direct).

@Tsabin1 - this is extremely disappointing.  This is on and off again from Adobe, and always something *more* important comes up.  Is this likely to mean that Adobe is only focusing on CJA now and will no longer improve Analytics??

+1 to this.  Having recently tried to set up Marketing Channels for a new Adobe client, the documentation and admin console are out of date and confusing. Trying to explain how it works to new users is really difficult.

This is the correct solution.

The link for copying marketing channels is no longer valid. Can you post the new link? thanks

Hi There,  are you able to share the link you are using? It might be a quicker way for the community to troubleshoot. A few things to check. 1. Query string parameters are case sensitive.  Check that you are using "eml" and not "EML" (ideally adjust the MC Rule to cater for both) But since your evar...

I think you need to talk to your Adobe rep.  This is something they bmay be able to do in the backend.  I don't think it's possible to do yourself.

In the past I've also had Adobe suppply this information.  So it could be worth asking your CSM.

AGree wit this. Easiest way is to use a campaign code e.g. add cmpid=testers to the end of the URl on first login, then segment out the data. Suggest you use a virtual report suite for all your production data and reporting. Then you can easily apply this segment to the Virtual Report Suite