Map Adobe Analytics data feed columns to Customer Journey Analytics
A true 1:1 mapping between Adobe Analytics and Customer Journey Analytics data feed columns is not possible. The two products differ fundamentally, and each organization’s implementation can vary significantly.
This reference helps data engineers evaluate Adobe Analytics data feed columns and identify the closest Customer Journey Analytics equivalents for their workflows.
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This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
aemassetidA multi-value variable corresponding to Asset IDs (GUIDs) of a set of Adobe Experience Manager Assets. Increments Impression Events.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
aemassetsourceIdentifies the source of the asset event. Used in Adobe Experience Manager.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
aemclickedassetidAsset ID of an Adobe Experience Manager asset. Increments Click Events.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
amo_cidThe AMO ID dimension, used in Adobe Advertising integrations.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
amo_ef_idThe AMO EF ID dimension, used in Adobe Advertising integrations.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
browserA numeric ID that represents the browser.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
browser_heightThe Browser Height dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
browser_widthThe Browser Width
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
campaignThe Tracking Code dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
carrierSpecifies the mobile carrier.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
You cannot collect both user agent information and device lookup information simultaneously; population of these dimensions are mutually exclusive. You must choose if you want to collect user agent directly or device lookup information (based on user agent) when Configuring a datastream.
channelThe Site sections dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
ch_hdrClient hints collected through the HTTP request header.
In Adobe Analytics, client hints were included as a concatenated string in this column. It is considered a more modern approach than the user_agent column.
You cannot collect both user agent information and device lookup information simultaneously; population of these dimensions are mutually exclusive. You must choose if you want to collect user agent directly or device lookup information (based on user agent) when Configuring a datastream.
ch_jsClient hints collected through the User-Agent Client Hints JavaScript API.
In Adobe Analytics, client hints were included as a concatenated string in this column. It is considered a more modern approach than the user_agent column.
You can collect this data using the highEntropyUserAgentHints context string when configuring the Web SDK. Multiple XDM fields are populated instead of one long concatenated string:
- Operating system version:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.platformVersion - Architecture:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.architecture - Device model:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.model - Bitness:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.bitness - Browser vendor:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.vendor - Browser name:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.brand - Browser version:
xdm.environment.browserDetails.userAgentClientHints.version
See User agent client hints for more information.
You cannot collect both user agent information and device lookup information simultaneously; population of these dimensions are mutually exclusive. You must choose if you want to collect user agent directly or device lookup information (based on user agent) when Configuring a datastream.
clickmaplinkThe Activity Map link dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
This column does not apply because Customer Journey Analytics does not yet support Activity Map.
clickmaplinkbyregionThe Activity Map link by region dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
This column does not apply because Customer Journey Analytics does not yet support Activity Map.
clickmappageThe Activity Map page dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
This column does not apply because Customer Journey Analytics does not yet support Activity Map.
clickmapregionThe Activity Map region dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
This column does not apply because Customer Journey Analytics does not yet support Activity Map.
code_vercolorColor depth ID based on the value of the c_color column.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
connection_typeNumeric ID representing the Connection type dimension.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
cookiesThe Cookie support dimension.
Y: Enabled
N: Disabled
U: Unknown
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
countryA numeric ID that represents the country of the visitor. References the country.tsv lookup table.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
currencyThe currency code that was used during the transaction. Set using currencyCode.
xdm.commerce.order.currencyCode
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
ct_connect_typeconnection_type column. The most common values are LAN/Wifi, Mobile Carrier, and Modem.curr_factor2.curr_ratecustomer_perspectiveDetermines if the hit is a mobile background hit.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
Customer Journey Analytics does not have a native concept of event type where it automatically includes or excludes hits based on the context of the hit. You can use xdm.eventType to help determine which events should be included and excluded in most reports.
cust_hit_time_gmtTimestamp-enabled report suites only. The timestamp sent with the hit, based in UNIX® time.
Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of timestamp vs. non-timestamp report suites. Use xdm.timestamp instead, and adjust component settings as desired.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
cust_visidThe custom visitor ID, if set using visitorID.
Customer Journey Analytics supports any number of identities using identityMap. If your organization uses custom identities, it is likely within the identity map.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
c_colorscreen.colorDepth().daily_visitordataprivacyconsentoptinThe Consent management opt-in dimension. Multiple values can be present per hit, separated by a pipe (\|). Valid values include DMP and SELL.
If your organization has a data management platform, it likely populates the desired XDM fields for this dimension.
dataprivacyconsentoptoutThe Consent management opt-out dimension. Multiple values can be present per hit, separated by a pipe (\|). Valid values include SSF, DMP, and SELL.
If your organization has a data management platform, it likely populates the desired XDM fields for this dimension.
date_timeThe time of the hit in readable format, based on the report suite’s time zone.
You can use xdm.timestamp and apply the Date or Date-time Format component setting.
domainThe Domain dimension. Based on the visitor’s Internet access point.
Enable Network lookup when Configuring a datastream. The XDM field is xdm.environment.domain if it is included in your schema.
duplicated_fromOnly used in report suites containing hit copy VISTA rules. Indicates which report suite that the hit was copied from.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
This column does not apply because Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of VISTA rules.
duplicate_eventsLists each event that was counted as a duplicate.
This Analytics data feed column contains data that cannot be translated to a Customer Journey Analytics equivalent because of data architecture differences.
Customer Journey Analytics does not have a singular field that acts as a deduplicate flag for all metrics. Instead, each metric contains its own Metric deduplication component settings. As such, there is no equivalent field in Customer Journey Analytics for this Adobe Analytics data feed column.
duplicate_purchaseA flag that determines if the purchase event for this hit is ignored because it is a duplicate.
While there isn’t a direct translation to this Analytics data feed column, its functionality of acting to deduplicate purchases still exists. If using the Commerce Details field group, you can set Metric deduplication component settings where the Deduplication ID is xdm.commerce.purchases.id.
If a direct translation is required where you want a flag for duplicate purchases, you can use a Derived field using the Deduplicate function in the ruleset.
ef_idThe EF ID, used in Adobe Advertising integrations.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
evar1 - evar250Custom variables 1-250. Used in eVar dimensions. Each organization uses eVars differently. The best place for more information on how your organization populates respective eVars would be a solution design document specific to your organization.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
event_listComma-separated list of numeric IDs that represent events triggered on the hit. Includes both commerce events and custom events 1-1000. Uses event.tsv lookup.
This column likely maps to dozens of separate metrics, depending on your implementation. Adobe recommends the following process to map each respective metric in Customer Journey Analytics to its numeric value represented in this Analytics data feed column:
- Use the
event.tsvlookup to map each numeric value to its metric name. - Use your solution design document to map each Analytics event name to its corresponding metric name in Customer Journey Analytics.
- Select the mapped component in the Data Views UI and note its component ID. If the component ID is too unwieldy, you can populate the data feed alias ID field and use that instead.
- Repeat for every metric that your organization uses.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
If your schema uses the Commerce Details field group, some metrics might directly map to the following XDM fields:
- Checkouts:
xdm.commerce.checkouts.value - Cart adds:
xdm.commerce.productListAdds.value - Cart opens:
xdm.commerce.productListOpens.value - Cart removals:
xdm.commerce.productListRemovals.value - Cart views:
xdm.commerce.productListViews.value - Product views:
xdm.commerce.productViews.value - Orders:
xdm.commerce.purchases.value
Some metrics might use event serialization, which is how Adobe Analytics allows full control over deduplication. You can use the Metric deduplication component setting to achieve deduplication parity.
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If your metric deduplicates by visit in Adobe Analytics, you can set the deduplication scope to session in that metric’s component settings.
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If your metric deduplicates by event ID in Adobe Analytics, it is likely that the XDM object for that metric contains both a
valueandidfield. If your schema uses the Commerce Details field group, those metrics likely reside in these XDM fields, which you can set the Deduplication ID field in the metric’s component settings:- Checkouts:
xdm.commerce.checkouts.id - Cart adds:
xdm.commerce.productListAdds.id - Cart opens:
xdm.commerce.productListOpens.id - Cart removals:
xdm.commerce.productListRemovals.id - Cart views:
xdm.commerce.productListViews.id - Product views:
xdm.commerce.productViews.id
- Checkouts:
If you’re looking to deduplicate the Orders metric, see duplicate_purchase.
exclude_hitA flag that determines if the hit is excluded from reporting. The visit_num column is not incremented for excluded hits.
Customer Journey Analytics does not honor “excluded hits” out of the box. However, you can recreate this functionality if you have an XDM field that flags certain hits to be excluded:
- Ensure that the XDM field that flags excluded hits is included as a component (dimension or metric, depending on how you have this flag set up). Selecting Hide component in reporting is likely beneficial for this field.
- In Data view settings, select the Add segment drop-down menu and select Create segment.
- Create a segment that excludes all events where your exclude hit component exists or contains values that you want to exclude.
- Select Save on both the segment and the data view.
Excluded hits now do not exist in Customer Journey Analytics reporting, but are still available in data feed exports.
first_hit_pagenamefirst_hit_page_urlfirst_hit_referrerfirst_hit_ref_domainfirst_hit_referrer. The very first referring domain of the visitor.first_hit_ref_typeA numeric ID that represents the referrer type of the very first referrer of the visitor.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
first_hit_time_gmtgeo_citygeo_countrygeo_dmageo_regiongeo_zipzip.hitid_highhitid_low to identify a hit.hitid_lowhitid_high to identify a hit.hit_source1: Standard image request without timestamp
2: Standard image request with timestamp
3: Live data source upload with timestamps
4: Not used
5: Generic data source upload
6: No longer used; full processing data source upload
7: TransactionID data source upload
8: No longer used; Previous versions of Adobe Advertising data sources
9: No longer used; Adobe Social summary metrics
10: Audience Manager server-side forwarding used
hit_time_gmthourly_visitoripipv6; if this column contains a non-obfuscated IP address, ipv6 is blank.ipv6ip; if this column contains a non-obfuscated IP address, ip is blank.javascriptA lookup ID of JavaScript version, based on j_jscript.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
java_enabledThe Java enabled dimension.
Y: Enabled
N: Disabled
U: Unknown
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
j_jscriptlanguageA numeric ID that represents the visitor’s language.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
last_hit_time_gmtlast_purchase_num0: No prior purchases (not a customer)
1: 1 prior purchase (new customer)
2: 2 prior purchases (return customer)
3: 3 or more prior purchases (loyal customer)
last_purchase_time_gmt0.latlon1latlon23latlon45mcvisidmc_audiencesList of Audience Manager segment IDs that the visitor belongs to. The post_mc_audiences column changes the delimiter to --**--.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileactionMobile action. Automatically collected when trackAction is called in mobile implementations. Allows for automatic action pathing in the app.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileappidMobile app ID. Stores the application name and version in the following format: [AppName] [BundleVersion]
xdm.application.name + xdm.application.version
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileappperformanceappidmobileappperformancecrashidmobileappstoreobjectidmobilebeaconmajormobilebeaconminormobilebeaconproximitymobilebeaconuuidmobilecampaigncontentThe name or ID of the content that displayed the link. Populated by Mobile App Acquisition.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilecampaignmediumMarketing medium, such as banner or email. Populated by Mobile App Acquisition.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilecampaignnameThe name of the campaign, also stored in the campaign variable. Populated by Mobile App Acquisition.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilecampaignsourceOriginal referrer, such as newsletter or social media network. Populated by Mobile App Acquisition.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilecampaigntermPaid keywords or other terms you want to track with this acquisition. Populated by Mobile App Acquisition.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobiledayofweekNumber of the weekday that the app was launched on.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobiledayssincefirstuseNumber of days since the app was run for the first time.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobiledayssincelastuseNumber of days since the app was last run.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobiledeeplinkida.deeplink.id. Used in acquisition reports as an identifier for mobile acquisition link.mobiledeviceMobile device name. On iOS, it is stored as a comma-separated 2-digit string. The first number represents the device generation, and the second number represents the device family.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilehourofdayDefines the hour of the day that the app was launched. Follows 24-hour numerical format.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileinstalldateMobile install date. Provides the date of the first time that a user opens the mobile app.
Since Customer Journey Analytics uses report-time attribution for every component, it does not have a concept of persistence beyond its lookback window. This Analytics data feed column references visitor-level behavior that extends to the visitor’s entire history. The longer the lookback window is for this component in Customer Journey Analytics, the closer it can match to Adobe Analytics functionality.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilelaunchnumberIncrements by one each time the mobile app is launched.
Since Customer Journey Analytics uses report-time attribution for every component, it does not have a concept of persistence beyond its lookback window. This Analytics data feed column references visitor-level behavior that extends to the visitor’s entire history. The longer the lookback window is for this component in Customer Journey Analytics, the closer it can match to Adobe Analytics functionality.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilemessagebuttonnameCollected from the context data variable a.message.button.id. Used for in-app messaging to identify the button that closed the message.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilemessageidIn-app Message ID
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilemessageonlineIn-app Message Online
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilemessagepushoptinCollected from the context data variable a.push.optin. Set to “true” when the user opts in to push messaging; otherwise the value is “false”.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilemessagepushpayloadidCollected from the context data variable a.push.payloadid. Used in push messaging as the payload identifier.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileosversionMobile Services operating system version
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobileplaceaccuracya.loc.acc. Indicates the accuracy of the GPS in meters at time of collection.mobileplacecategorya.loc.category. Describes the category of a specific place.mobileplaceida.loc.id. Identifier for a given point of interest.mobilepushoptinMobile Services Push opt-in
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilepushpayloadidMobile Services Push payload ID
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobilerelaunchcampaigncontentmobilerelaunchcampaignmediummobilerelaunchcampaignsourcemobilerelaunchcampaigntermmobilerelaunchcampaigntrackingcodea.launch.campaign.trackingcode. Used in acquisition as the tracking code for launch campaign.mobileresolutionResolution of the mobile device. [Width] x [Height] in pixels.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mobile_idIf the user is using a mobile device, the numeric ID of the device.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
monthly_visitormvvar1 - mvvar3List variable values. Contains a delimited list of custom values depending on implementation. The post_mvvar1 - post_mvvar3 columns replace the original delimiter with --**--.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
mvvar1_instances - mvvar3_instancesThe list variable values that were set on the current hit. Replaces the original delimiter with --**--. The post columns typically do not contain data.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
new_visitosA numeric ID that represents the operating system of the visitor. Based on the user_agent column.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
When configuring a datastream, you can enable Device lookup. If enabled, check the Operating system checkbox. Doing so automatically populates the following XDM fields if you have included these fields in your schema:
- OS vendor:
xdm.environment.operatingSystemVendor - OS name:
xdm.environment.operatingSystem - OS version:
xdm.environment.operatingSystemVersion
You cannot collect both user agent information and device lookup information simultaneously; population of these dimensions are mutually exclusive. You must choose if you want to collect user agent directly or device lookup information (based on user agent) when Configuring a datastream.
pagenameThe Page dimension. If the pagename variable is empty, Analytics uses page_url instead.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
pagename_no_urlSimilar to pagename, except it does not fall back to page_url. Only the post column is available.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
page_eventThe type of hit that is sent in the image request (standard hit, download link, custom link, exit link).
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
page_event_var1Only used in link tracking image requests. The URL of the download link, exit link, or custom link clicked.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
page_event_var2Only used in link tracking image requests. The custom name (if specified) of the link. Sets the Custom link, Download link, or Exit link depending on the value in page_event.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
page_typeThe Pages not found dimension, which is typically used for 404 pages.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
page_urlpage_url: The URL of the hit. Uses a data type of text.post_page_url: Stripped for link tracking image requests (tl()).
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
paid_searchpersistent_cookieUsed in the Persistent cookie support dimension. Indicates if the visitor supports cookies that are not discarded after each hit.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
pointofinterestMobile Services point of interest name
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
pointofinterestdistanceMobile Services distance to point of interest center
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
product_listThe products page variable. Helps populate several dimensions and metrics, including Category, Product, Units, and Revenue.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
prop1 - prop75Custom traffic variables 1-75. Used in Prop dimensions.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
purchaseidUnique identifier for a purchase, as set using the purchaseID variable. Used by the duplicate_purchase column.
xdm.commerce.order.purchaseID
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
quarterly_visitorreferrerThe Referrer dimension. Note that while referrer uses a data type of varchar(255), post_referrer uses a data type of varchar(244).
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
ref_domainreferrer column.ref_type1: Inside your site
2: Other web sites
3: Search engines
4: Hard drive
5: USENET
6: Typed/Bookmarked (no referrer)
7: Email
8: No JavaScript
9: Social Networks
10: Conversational AI tools
resolutionA numeric ID that represents the resolution of the monitor. Used in the Monitor resolution dimension.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
search_engineA numeric ID that represents the search engine that referred the visitor to your site. Used in Search Engine dimensions.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
search_page_numsecondary_hitsourceidstats_servers_kwcidKeyword ID used in Adobe Advertising integrations.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
s_resolutionscreen.width x screen.height.tntUsed in Adobe Target integrations. Represents all tests currently qualified for. Format is: TargetCampaignID:TargetRecipeID:TargetType\|Event/Action.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
tnt_actionUsed in Adobe Target integrations. Represents all tests the hit qualified for.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
tnt_instancestransactionidA unique identifier where various data points can be uploaded later through data sources. Collected using the transactionID variable.
xdm.commerce.order.payments[0].transactionID
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
truncated_hitY: Hit was truncated; partial hit received
N: Hit was not truncated; full hit received
t_time_infoLocal time for the visitor. Format is: M/D/YYYY HH:MM:SS Month (0-11, 0=January) Timezone offset (in minutes)
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
useridusername instead.usernameuser_agentuser_hashusername instead.user_serverUsed in the Server dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
va_closer_detailva_closer_idA numeric ID that identifies the Last touch channel dimension.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
va_finder_detailva_finder_idA numeric ID that identifies the First touch channel dimension.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
va_instance_eventva_new_engagementvideoThe Content streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadThe Ad streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadinpodThe Ad in pod position streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadlengthThe Ad length (variable) streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadnameThe Ad name (variable) streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadplayernameThe Ad player name streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadpodThe Ad pod streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoadvertiserThe Advertiser streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoaudioalbumvideoaudioartistvideoaudioauthorvideoaudiolabelvideoaudiopublishervideoaudiostationvideocampaignThe Campaign ID streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videochannelThe Content channel streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videochapterThe Chapter streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videocontenttypeThe Content type streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videodaypartThe Day part streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoepisodeThe Episode streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videofeedtypeThe Media feed type streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videogenreThe Genre streaming media services dimension. This dimension allows multiple values in the same hit, delimited by a comma.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videolengthThe Content length (variable) streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videomvpdThe MVPD streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videonameThe Content name (variable) streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videonetworkThe Network streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videopathThe Media path streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoplayernameThe Content player name streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoebitrateaverageevarThe Average bitrate streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoebitratechangecountevarThe Bitrate changes streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoebuffercountevarThe Buffer events streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoebuffertimeevarThe Total buffer duration streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoedroppedframecountevarThe Dropped frames streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoeerrorcountevarThis Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoeextneralerrorsvideoqoeplayersdkerrorsThe Player SDK error IDs streaming media services dimension. This dimension allows multiple values in the same hit.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoqoetimetostartevarThe Time to start streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoseasonThe Season streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videosegmentThe Content segment streaming media services imension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videosessionidThe Media session ID streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoshowThe Show streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videoshowtypeThe Show type streaming media services dimension.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
videostreamtypevisid_highUsed with visid_low to uniquely identify a visitor.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
visid_lowUsed with visid_high to uniquely identify a visitor.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
visid_newvisid_timestampvisid_typeNot for external use; internally used by Adobe for processing optimizations. A numeric ID that represents the method used to identify the visitor.0: Custom visitor ID or Unknown/not applicable1: IP and user agent fallback2: HTTP Mobile Subscriber Header3: Legacy cookie value (s_vi)4: Fallback cookie value (s_fid)5: Identity Service
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
visit_keywordsThe Search keyword dimension. This column uses a non-standard character limit of varchar(244) to accommodate back-end logic used by Adobe. The post-processed column is **post_keywords**, not **post_visit_keywords**.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.
visit_numvisit_page_numvisit_referrervisit_ref_domainvisit_referrer column. The first referring domain of the visit.visit_ref_typeA numeric ID that represents the referrer type of the first referrer of the visit.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
visit_search_engineA numeric ID that represents the first search engine of the visit.
This Analytics data feed column uses a lookup table to identify the desired value. In Customer Journey Analytics, the value is provided directly without any lookup tables. Ensure that your workflow accommodates the final value instead of an intermediate lookup value.
visit_start_pagenamevisit_start_page_urlvisit_start_time_gmtweekly_visitoryearly_visitorzipHelps populate the Zip code dimension. See also geo_zip.
This Analytics data feed column contains both a pre-processed version and a post-processed version (a prefix of post_). Columns with a prefix of post_ contain the value that is ultimately used in reporting. Most organizations solely use post_ columns when they are available. The following table compares the properties of these columns:
| table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 | |
|---|---|
| Pre-processed column value | Post-processed column value |
| As it was collected | Used in reporting |
| Before processing rules | After processing rules |
| Before VISTA rules | After VISTA rules |
| No allocation applied | Allocation applies |
Since Customer Journey Analytics does not have a concept of pre-processing and post-processing, recreating both columns in CJA data feeds is difficult. If you would like approximations of these columns, you can drag the same XDM field multiple times into the dimensions column to create multiple components with different attribution settings:
- Pre-processed column: No attribution
- Post-processed column: Apply the same allocation and expiration settings as its Analytics variable in data view settings. Most components would use an allocation of “Last” and an expiration of “Visit”.