The line represents the "expected" value for that period.Ref: View anomalies in Analysis Workspace

Yes, I would recommend using a custom evar. Note that s.campaign variable is also an evar (a glorified one).Your external campaign is to determine what is bringing customers to your site. While your internal campaigns ensures you engage them with what you need them to do.

I would recommend using a different variable for tracking internal campaigns. These campaigns are not affecting your marketing channels, since the user has already landed on your site. Also use a separate query parameter for the tracking.Unlike Google Analytics, a new visit is not defined by s.campa...

The visits without the segment you are seeing is the total site visits. Not just for the pages you have selected.

Can you share a screenshot of your segment?

Check for two things:Is the account ID matching on the External Account for Adobe CampaignIs the Name (Test) matching the External Account label on Adobe Campaign

The response you receive is the report ID. Next, you need to do a request with this endpoint:https://api.omniture.com/admin/1.4/rest/?method=Report.Get {    "reportID": <INSERT-REPORT-ID>}This will give a JSON response, if the report is ready (processed). Otherwise it will give report not ready erro...

The method is incorrect. The correct method is "Report.Queue". Also, can you try with just api.omniture.com. The "5" is not necessary.Report.Run is for real time report. It is not for Data Warehouse. Thus the request error.

I am using Postman as well:What's your endpoint?

Did you use my code? I just ran with no problems at all.Are you adding any additional parameters?