I'm simplifying a bit here, but hopefully this helps....From a coding perspective, there are two primary ways to send in data to Adobe Analytics. In javascript, those two methods are:s.t() - page views.tl() - link callThose methods determine the "page event" of the hit, which are further defined here: Page Event Lookup . Any hit with a page event of 0 is considered a page view.Bounces are determined during processing as Adobe Analytics evaluates all hits of a particular visit.

Also keep in mind that there is a "First Touch" attribution model as part of Attribution IQ (Report time attribution). This works a bit differently from the evar concepts so far discussed.From this lens, the date range of the report can come into play, depending on your lookback window (visit/visitor). There is a good example of first touch attribution for attribution IQ here: Attribution IQ

Oh, I see. You are trying to load page-level metrics from Analytics into the AEM page. That integration can be a bit tricky. The biggest issue I have seen with the integration is a mismatch in the pagename value that AEM uses in its API queries and the pagename values used for Analytics tracking.I would recommend opening a support ticket with the AEM Customer Care team to confirm if this is a mismatch of the pagename and to discuss configuration options to correct the integration. They will need...