Check your Launch implementation. In some environment it is using the data element "campaign" but that has not been published to that environment. If Launch is unable to find the data element, it will read it as a literal value - "%campaign% If you are comfortable, you can share the URL, and can che...

@yuhuisg I believe the page URL in data warehouse doesn't give the full URL. Only the domain and path. (unless you specifically have the settings changed for the report suite from backend via customer care) @chrise91147027 Are you using data warehouse? and what specific dimension are you using for U...

I don't believe it is in the works. I would recommend adding an Idea here Adobe Analytics Ideas

I believe for late arriving hits, you can work with Customer Care to have it configured in data feed. Basically it will send all the hits that had arrived later in the next file (or something like that) Drop an email to customercare@adobe.com and check with them.

1. Should I be using Marketing Channel Instances or Visits or some other metric for this purpose?This is totally depends on context. If you are trying to look at same hit level attribution use marketing channel instancesAs for your 2nd question, ideally the "Direct" and "Internal" channels are not s...

Your data feed files already have the date and time appended to the file depending on the configuration.  Daily, single file: [rsid]_[YYYY-mm-dd].[compression_suffix]Daily, multiple files: [index]-[rsid]_[YYYY-mm-dd].[compression_suffix]Hourly, single file: [rsid]_[YYYYmmdd]-[HHMMSS].[compression_su...

The out of the box Traffic Sources report (Referring domain, Search Engine, etc) are based on the Internal URL Filter that you have setup. Google will come under referring domain, as it is a referring domain to your site.  The Marketing Channel reports are separate from the above reports, and are hi...

I would advise against deleting the internal URL filters. They help in all your traffic sources report. I think you can just live with the difference, if you can add a note to the viz or communicate to the team about the difference.  Deleting the IUF, would mean you would not get your referrer type ...

even if you are using the custom code to deploy the library, check if the activityMap module is being used in prod (and not just in dev/uat). Which seems to be the case according to what you have mentioned.

I agree with @yuhuisg to add a segment and just exclude hits where page contains "/checkout"