Outcome. Campaign source values captured in different languages, such as a French landing page tagging "reseaux-sociaux" and an English one tagging "social," roll up into one normalized attribution property, so reporting shows one true channel instead of a fragmented list of language variants.
flowchart TD
A[Original source drill-down changes] --> B{Matches a known language variant?}
B -->|Yes| C[Set normalized_channel to matched value]
B -->|No| D[Set normalized_channel = Other]
D --> E[Notify marketing ops: unmapped value]

When to use it, when not to
- UseUse on portals running campaigns across multiple languages or regional sites where the same channel gets tagged with different local-language values.
- UseUse once you've noticed a channel report splitting what should be one row (Social) into several (reseaux-sociaux, soziale-medien, social) because of source language.
- SkipDo not use if all campaigns already tag consistently in one language regardless of the visitor's locale. There is nothing to normalize.
- SkipDo not treat the normalized value as a replacement for the original. Keep the original language-specific value for local teams who need it; normalize into a separate property for portal-wide reporting.
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