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How does profile creation affect MTUs, particularly in scenarios where the profile is not merged with the parent profile due to exceeding the merge limit?

The Monthly Tracked Users (MTUs) count is determined by the number of unique user IDs and anonymous IDs that Segment processes, regardless of how these profiles are later managed in Unify & Engage. This count is taken as events are sent to Segment, before they reach Unify & Engage. Therefore, the creation of new profiles or the merging of profiles in Unify does not affect the MTU count. The MTU count would only increase if new unique user IDs or anonymous IDs are sent to Segment.

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@Panandhan22 Panandhan22 marked this pull request as ready for review January 23, 2024 06:52
@Panandhan22 Panandhan22 requested a review from rchinn1 as a code owner January 23, 2024 06:52
@rchinn1 rchinn1 changed the title MTU calculation during profile merge, especially when the merge limit… Add MTU calculation during profile merge content Jan 23, 2024
@rchinn1 rchinn1 merged commit a01cde3 into develop Jan 23, 2024
@rchinn1 rchinn1 deleted the Panandhan22-patch-3 branch January 23, 2024 16:53
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