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How to save a user Segment?

Save a user Segment and easily use it on your orchestration to avoid targeting mistakes!

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Written by Olivia
Updated over a week ago

You can create and save dynamic user Segments to use the same targeting rules in as many orchestrations as you want! Save time and avoid targeting mistakes by using the right Segment on your omnichannel orchestration.

What's a user Segment?

A user Segment is a set of targeting rules saved. Saved Segments allow you to create, save, and re-use dynamic user segments using the Batch Segmentation Engine you work with every day!

How to create a Segment?

Go to the Profiles > Segments page to see the list of your current segments and to create a new one.

There, choose a name for your segment and add the necessary targeting rules as you do in your campaigns. Once it's done, click on Save segment

💡 Tips:

Do not choose the same name for several segments to avoid any mistakes when choosing it.

Exploit the Estimated Reach to have an idea of the future reach of your orchestration using the segment. As the segment is dynamic, this number will evolve according to the targeting rules used.

How to use a Segment?

Once your segment is created, you can use it in any type of campaign and orchestration. Click on the Use segment button to select the right one and choose how to use it.

You can add up to 10 segments!

Your automation is now almost ready to be sent! See our other articles if you need help to get it ready.

How to manage my segments?

Use the page Profiles > Segments to manage your user segments. Create, delete, and update it from the same page! See in real-time the Estimated profiles of each segment and the number of orchestrations using it.

💡 Note that any modifications to a segment from here will apply directly to the orchestrations using it. Also, you cannot delete a segment used in a running orchestration.


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