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|sectionHeading=About segments
 
|sectionHeading=About segments
 
|Type=Unstructured
 
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|freetext=* [[#SegmentAttributes|Segment attributes ]] are characteristics that all the visitors in the group share. Examples of segment attributes are visitors who use Chrome and visitors from Canada.
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|freetext=Segments let you identify visitors who have shared characteristics or who behave the same way on your website. When you create segments, you define visitor attributes and visitor journeys.
* [[#JourneyPatterns|Journey patterns ]] are actions on your website that all the visitors in the group have taken. Examples of journey patterns are completing a form or going to a specific webpage.
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* [[#SegmentAttributes|Visitor attributes ]] are characteristics that all the visitors in the group share. Examples of visitor attributes are visitors who use Chrome and visitors from Canada.
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* [[#JourneyPatterns|Visitor journeys ]] are actions on your website that all the visitors in the group have taken. Examples of visitor journeys are completing a form or going to a specific webpage.
  
You can specify any combination of segment attributes and journey patterns for a segment. The more of these conditions you define, the more specific the segment, and the fewer number of visitors who belong to it.
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You can specify any combination of visitor attributes and visitor journeys for a segment. The more of these conditions you define, the more specific the segment, and the fewer number of visitors who belong to it.
  
You complete the same process of defining segment attributes and journey patterns when you create both segments and outcomes. However, the segment attributes and journey patterns are not shared across the segments and outcomes.
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You complete the same process of defining visitor attributes and visitor journeys when you create both segments and outcomes. However, visitor attributes and visitor journeys are different and are not shared across segments and outcomes.
 
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|sectionHeading=View your segments
 
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|Type=Structured
 
|Type=Structured
 
|alignment=Horizontal
 
|alignment=Horizontal
|image=SegmentListView.png
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|structuredtext=# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
 
|structuredtext=# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
 
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|structuredtext=# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
 
|structuredtext=# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
 
# Click '''Create Segment'''.
 
# Click '''Create Segment'''.
 
# Use a descriptive name.
 
# Use a descriptive name.
 
# Define at least one of the following:
 
# Define at least one of the following:
#* [[#SegmentAttributes|Segment attribute]]
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#* [[#SegmentAttributes|Visitor attribute]]
#* [[#JourneyPatterns|Journey pattern]]
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#* [[#JourneyPatterns|Visitor journey]]
 
# Specify the color.
 
# Specify the color.
# To activate the segment, click the '''Active''' toggle so it is green.
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# Click '''Save and close'''.
{{NoteFormat|You can specify as many segment attributes and journey pattern conditions as you want. You must specify at least one.|1}}
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{{NoteFormat|You can specify as many visitor attributes and visitor journey conditions as you want. You must specify at least one.|1}}
 
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|sectionHeading=Segment attribute example
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|sectionHeading=Visitor attributes
 
|anchor=SegmentAttributes
 
|anchor=SegmentAttributes
 
|Type=Structured
 
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|alignment=Horizontal
 
|alignment=Horizontal
|image=SegmentAttExample1.png
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|image=VisitorAttributes.png
|structuredtext=Segment attributes identify visitors based on characteristics like location, browser, device type, and so on.
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|structuredtext=Visitor attributes identify visitors based on characteristics like location, browser, device type, and so on.
  
  
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|sectionHeading=Journey pattern example
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|sectionHeading=Visitor journeys
 
|anchor=JourneyPatterns
 
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|Type=Unstructured
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|Type=Structured
|freetext=The journey pattern identifies visitors based on their behavior on your site. For example:
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|image=VisitorJourney.png
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|structuredtext=A visitor journey identifies visitors based on their behavior on your site. For example a visitor journey might include all visitors who:
 
* Viewed a specific page
 
* Viewed a specific page
 
* Clicked a specific button
 
* Clicked a specific button
 
* Submitted a form
 
* Submitted a form
{{NoteFormat|Track these actions as events in your code. To track a more complex journey pattern, add conditions. Genesys Altocloud evaluates all conditions in the journey pattern sequentially, in the order you define them. |1}}
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A visitor journey can also reflect a negative event. For example a visitor journey might include all visitors who added a product to their shopping cart but did not complete the transaction.
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{{NoteFormat|Track these actions as events in your code. To track a more complex visitor journey, add conditions. Genesys Altocloud evaluates all conditions in the visitor journey sequentially, in the order you define them. |1}}
  
 
Set each condition to one of these matching options:
 
Set each condition to one of these matching options:
* '''Once''': The persona matches when the condition is met
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* '''Once''': The segment matches when the condition is met.
* '''Never''': After the visitor leaves the site, the persona matches if this condition was not met during the visit. This applies to all personas that contain at least one Never condition.
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* '''Never''': After the visitor leaves the site, the segment matches if this condition was not met during the visit. This applies to all segments that contain at least one '''Never''' condition.
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|sectionHeading=Edit a segment
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|sectionHeading=Deactivate a segment
|anchor=EditSegment
 
 
|Type=Structured
 
|Type=Structured
 
|alignment=Horizontal
 
|alignment=Horizontal
|image=CreateSegment.png
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|image=SegmentDeactivate.png
|structuredtext=# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
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|structuredtext=Deactivate a segment when you no longer need it.
# Click the name of the segment you want to edit.<br />
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# Click '''Journey''' > '''Segments'''.
# Update the [[#SegmentAttributes|segment attributes]].
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# Click the name of the segment you want to deactivate.  
# Update the [[#JourneyPatterns|journey pattern]].
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# Click the '''Active''' toggle so it is gray.
 
# Click '''Submit'''.
 
# Click '''Submit'''.
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{{NoteFormat|Do not delete segments.}}
|sectionHeading=Delete a segment
 
|Type=Structured
 
|alignment=Horizontal
 
|image=SegmentDelete.png
 
|structuredtext=Delete a segment when you no longer need it.
 
 
|fullwidth=No
 
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Revision as of 17:58, November 9, 2018

Segments identify and classify visitors based on their behavior and characteristics.

About segments

View your segments

  1. Click Journey > Segments.

Create a segment

  1. Click Journey > Segments.
  2. Click Create Segment.
  3. Use a descriptive name.
  4. Define at least one of the following:
  5. Specify the color.
  6. Click Save and close.
Important
You can specify as many visitor attributes and visitor journey conditions as you want. You must specify at least one.

Visitor attributes

Visitor attributes identify visitors based on characteristics like location, browser, device type, and so on.


Tip
If you want to match based on a non-numeric criteria, such as the name of a browser, select the like or not like operator.

Visitor journeys

A visitor journey identifies visitors based on their behavior on your site. For example a visitor journey might include all visitors who:

  • Viewed a specific page
  • Clicked a specific button
  • Submitted a form

A visitor journey can also reflect a negative event. For example a visitor journey might include all visitors who added a product to their shopping cart but did not complete the transaction.

Important
Track these actions as events in your code. To track a more complex visitor journey, add conditions. Genesys Altocloud evaluates all conditions in the visitor journey sequentially, in the order you define them.

Set each condition to one of these matching options:

  • Once: The segment matches when the condition is met.
  • Never: After the visitor leaves the site, the segment matches if this condition was not met during the visit. This applies to all segments that contain at least one Never condition.

Deactivate a segment

Deactivate a segment when you no longer need it.

  1. Click Journey > Segments.
  2. Click the name of the segment you want to deactivate.
  3. Click the Active toggle so it is gray.
  4. Click Submit.
Important
Do not delete segments.
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