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Timezone of Search Analytics activities

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madhuri.tripathi last edited by sumit.aggarwal

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What is the timezone of various activity details recorded under Search Analytics?

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Resolved in version Mamba 20

Module Search Analytics

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The system uses UTC time zone in all the reports in Search Analytics, like session start date, end date etc. The same timezone is used in the downloaded reports as well.
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