So based on the fact you are using Lifecycle DAU or MAU as a reference. You should be able to use Daily/Weekly/Monthly/Yearly Unique Visitors.   See definition of DAU and MAU: https://aep-sdks.gitbook.io/docs/foundation-extensions/mobile-core/lifecycle/lifecycle-metrics   The challenge again here is...

I suspect they are referencing the GA metrics like MAU and DAU. Terms like stickiness engagement are often mentioned with such KPIs.   To Jennifers point which standard MAU or DAU as there are different formulas depending on resource source referenced.   I know in Adobe lifecycle metrics they recent...

As the previous person didn`t include an example URL can you provide one?  Feel free to message me privately if you like. 

Here is a link from previous similar question.   https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-analytics-questions/discrepancies-between-adobe-analytics-and-facebook/m-p/546873#M39267   GLTU

So I think you need to clarify a bit by what you want translated.   The data you capture is typically front end web based so the various language formats entered are dependant on the end users browser. Adobe captures language agnostic so whatever you enter(providing its character encoding isn't bad)...

in console tab. Run this script.   _satellite.buildInfo.environment + " : " + new Date (_satellite.buildInfo.buildDate)   It will at least give you some insights to your script and build info.

Like Ravi mentioned, go into debug mode , in console then try and view any rules that fire to see the offending rules.

Check in console tab of browser enable debugging and look to see what rules are firing. If more than one rule you can then see if they are rules involving a pageview or not.   Is the first page you are looking at a single page app? SPA   If it is on first pageload its not uncommon for double fires s...

Yes basically if iframe is part of a master outer page where a pageview has fired then on internal iframe fire a direct call rule. Direct cal rules can fire to do things like capture click actions, setting variables/events or pageviews. Depending on what you want them to do they can be a means of fi...

An iframe by its very nature will act like a 2nd domain and any tagging as such will fire like you see the double effect. Depending on the browser and page behaviour perhaps using direct call rule is a better approach?   Fire them instead in iframe vs script tag and you can choose to make them be a ...