Creating a new dynamic segment

  1. Go to the Contacts -> Dynamic segments tab.

  2. Click the + New dynamic segment button in the upper right corner.

  1. Basic Information:

  • Group name: Enter a unique and easily identifiable name for your segment (required field).

  • Description: Add an optional description to clarify the segment's purpose.

  1. Condition Configuration:

  • Logic within a condition group: Within a single group (e.g., "Segment 1"), decide whether contacts must meet all of the defined conditions or any of them.

  • Defining a single condition:

    • Data type: Choose the data source for the condition. (Check How dynamic segments work: data sources).

    • Operator: Select a logical operator (e.g., Equals, Contains, Before). The available operators depend on the selected data type.

    • Value: Enter the value to compare against.

  • Adding more condition groups: You can add more independent condition groups (e.g., subsegment or "Segment 2") and connect them to the first group using and / or logic.

  1. After configuring all conditions, click Create to save the dynamic segment definition.

Using Dynamic Segments

  • For panel campaigns only: Defined dynamic segments can only be used as target groups for campaigns (email, SMS, push) created and sent from the MessageFlow panel.

  • On-the-fly generation: The actual list of contacts meeting the segment's criteria is dynamically generated the moment you select the segment as the target for a campaign and initiate the send.

  • No API access: It is not possible to retrieve the list of contacts belonging to a dynamic segment via the API to target campaigns initiated from external systems.

Detailed Segmentation Operators

Below is a list of available operators for each data type.

  • Custom Fields (contact attributes):

    • Text: equals, is not equal to, starts with, ends with, contains, doesn't contain, has no value.

    • Number: =, >, <, between, has no value.

    • Date: equals, not equals, is not equal to, before, after, between,has no value.

    • Boolean (true/false): is true, is false, has no value.

  • Website Visits: (Note: Please confirm the specific criteria with our support team).

  • System Events:

    • Event occurred: PushClick, MailClick, SmsClick, MailOpen.

    • Event did not occur: PushClick, MailClick, SmsClick, MailOpen.

  • Custom Events (API): (Note: The available criteria depend on the events and their attributes you send. Please confirm the details with our support team).

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