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The Segment configuration page, accessed from the Players tab in Game Manager, allows you to configure a new or existing segment by adjusting the name, defining filters, and assigning tasks.

Each segment allows you to define useful or interesting groups of players, and perform exclusive actions on that group.

How to create and access a segment

To access segment configuration:

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Select Players from the menu on the left.
Select the Segments tab.

You may then choose to:

Use the New Segment button to create and configure a new Segment.
Locate an existingSegment, and select the name label to configure the Segment.

How to configure a segment

Prerequisites:

To configure a segment like the example in this tutorial, you will need:

Players with and without a distinctive characteristic defined in PlayFab.
A defined CloudScript PlayStream Hook.

In this example we are going to:

Configure a segment using this defining characteristic: all players that come from Canada.
Run a CloudScript function helloWorld for each player that enters the segment.

The defining characteristic of a player can be:

Login time
Linked device type
Tags
Real-world location
Statistic values
Virtual currency values
Real money purchases, and more.

Player's location is one of many possible options, and only specifically required for this example. Feel free to replace the country/region requirement with another filter of your choice.

When a segment is defined, you have a variety of action options to run when a player enters or leaves the segment.

CloudScript is by far the most flexible action, granting you full control of the player and segmentation information at the time of segment transition.

Utilize the second parameter, Context in your CloudScript handler to identify the player, and segment transition. Afterwards, perform any action you wish on the player, such as granting inventory items, virtual currency, player data, or statistics.

In this particular case, segment configuration requires 4 simple steps:

Assign an appropriate name for the segment. It's a good idea to use a name that incorporates your Defining Characteristic - Canada Players.
Assign conditions that a player has to meet to enter the segment. In this case we want a Location (country/region) filter with the strict value: Canada.
Add a CloudScript action for the entered segment trigger. Configure the action to run the function you want. In this example, we want helloWorld.
Commit by selecting the Save Segment button.

When a segment is defined, you have a variety of action options to run when a player enters or leaves the segment. CloudScript is by far the most flexible action, granting you full control of the player and segmentation information at the time of segment transition.

In this particular case, segment configuration requires 4 simple steps:

Assign an appropriate name for the segment (it's a good idea to use a name that incorporates your defining characteristic - Canada Players).
Assign conditions that a player has to meet to enter the segment. In this case we want a Location (country/region) filter with the strict value: Canada.
Add a CloudScript action for the entered segment trigger. Configure the action to run the function you want. In this example, we want: helloWorld.
Commit by selecting the Save Segment button.

Group (2) is a set of players that meet all defined conditions called Filters (3).

In other words, to be part of a segment, a player must be part of at least 1 group. To be part of a group, a player must meet all conditions (filters).

This is denoted by the OR/AND operators: filters are combined using the AND operator, while groups are combined using the OR operator.

The screenshot shown below offers an example of how a segment can be defined. This segment consists of 2 groups. The first group is defined by 2 filters:

A player must be from Canada.
A player must have Apple Push notifications enabled.

The second group is also for players from Canada, but they must have Google Push notifications enabled.

In the end, we have a segment of players from Canada with either Google or Apple push notifications.

Each filter has a unique configuration and purpose. As of 4/30/2017, the following filters are available:

The All players filter - This filter has no configuration and is unique, because it allows you to create a segment of all players. This comes in handy when you want to run automatic operations for every new player (segment actions are described in the How to manage actions section, later in this tutorial).
The First login (date) filter - Allows you to filter based on first login datetime. For example, players that have first logged in after 1/1/2017.
The First login (timespan) filter - Allows you to filter based on first login timespan relative to the current datetime. For example, player that have first signed in 20 minutes ago (from now).
The Last login (date) filter - Allows you to filter based on last login datetime. For example, players that have not signed since 1/1/2017.
The Last login (timespan) filter - Allows you to filter based on last login timespan relative to the current datetime. For example, players that have not signed in for a week (from now).
The Linked user account to filter - Allows you to filter based on users linked accounts. For example, players that have a Steam account linked with an email account.
The Location (country/region) filter - Allows you to filter based on player's country/region. For example, players from Canada.
The Push notifications enabled with filter - Allows you to filter based on player push settings and capabilities. For example, players that have Google push notifications enabled.
The Statistics value filter - Allows you to filter based on your own custom statistic attribute. For example, players that inflicted 20000 damage in total.
The Tag filter - Allows you to filter based on whether a player has or doesn't have a certain tag. For example, players that have a cheater tag.
The Total value to date in US filter - Allows you to filter based on how m

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