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Michael_Soprano
Michael_Soprano
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October 21, 2025
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time on site with web sdk

  • October 21, 2025
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How would you do such a use-case that user spent more than 10 sec on some specific site?

Best answer by kandersen-1

@kandersen-1 if I pass it with Web SDK to the profile would it be possible to use on the same visit? What is the latency from your experience?


@michael_soprano It's available on the next Target request, so you'll be able to use it immediately.

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kandersen-1
kandersen-1
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October 23, 2025

@michael_soprano I would achieve this through profile scripts. There's a previous thread here with an example profile script, that you can customize. If it needs to only count on a certain site/section you can include that in the logic for the profile script.

 

 

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    bjoern__koth
    bjoern__koth
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    October 22, 2025

    Hi Michael,

    this sounds more like a tag management task since it supports a Time on Page event type.

     

    and in your case send a custom event type with whatever is needed in Target?

    alloy("sendEvent", { "renderDecisions": true, "xdm": { "eventType": "web.webinteraction.timeOnPage" // whatever makes sense, there is no out of the box event name }, "data": { "__adobe": { "target": { "pageType": "Order Confirmation", "timeOnPage": 10, } } } })

      

    Cheers from Switzerland!
      Michael_Soprano
      Michael_SopranoAuthor
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      October 24, 2025

      My case is as below:

      Session1

      User spents more than 10 secs on a specific site

       

      Session 2:

      We personalize for that user a banner

       

      How to use that attribute 

       "timeOnPage": 10,

      in Audiences?

      Custom?

       

       

        kandersen-1
        kandersen-1
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        October 27, 2025

        @michael_soprano If you want to use it on the next visit, it needs to be passed as a profile parameter, so it is saved to the profile of the user. 

        When the profile parameter has been passed, then when creating the segment you'll find it under Visitor Profile. 

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