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Segments

The audiences that keep themselves current

A segment addresses a subset of your people. Curate it by hand, include everyone, or let it define itself from an analytics query that re-runs on a schedule — then hand it to the parts of the platform that reach or personalize for those people.

Segment types

Three ways to define an audience

Static

A list you curate — add and remove profiles directly, one at a time or in bulk.

Dynamic

Membership computed from an analytics query and refreshed on a schedule, so it stays current on its own.

Everyone

The whole population — every profile, no rules to maintain.

Dynamic segments

An audience is a query

A dynamic segment is defined by an analytics query and an evaluation schedule. Run it on demand or let it refresh automatically, and its membership updates as the query results change — so "active nature readers this week" is always exactly who that is right now.

  • Built on the same analytics your apps already produce — no separate data pipeline.
  • A segment moves through draft, active, paused, and archived as you work it.
  • Subtract one segment from another to carve out exactly the audience you want.
segment · active nature readers
dynamicactiveevery 6h
SELECT profile_id FROM events
WHERE type = 'impression'
  AND topic = 'nature'
4,812 members · refreshed 12m ago

Put to use

Defined once, used everywhere

A segment isn't the destination — it's the audience the rest of the platform runs on. The same segment can target a campaign in Communications and steer who sees what in Recommendations, without being rebuilt for each.

  • Campaigns in Communications target one or more segments to deliver push, email, or in-app banners.
  • Because a dynamic segment is always current, what it feeds downstream is current too.
one segment, many consumers
Active nature readers
Campaign · Communications Recommendations

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