I agree completely. Being able to track Conversions is nearly impossible with the current setup. We currently add wait timers after each email so we can see how many people exited after a specific email and then we can attribute those conversions where they belong. To get the conversion value, I have to export the full list of invoice details and compare to the list of email recipients. Or use an average purchase value. But some of our conversions range greatly in price. If Microsoft is able to tell that a person completed the exit trigger, they should be able to pull in the value of that action and show me how much revenue was generated by each email.