Combining Segments
Advanced customer segments can be created by combining two existing segments. This enables a more specific way of targeting by merging, intersecting, or comparing different customer groups.
In the Admin Portal, go to the group level.
Navigate to Segments.
Click Combine.
Select Segment A and Segment B from your existing segments.
Choose the required operation to combine them.
Click Continue to generate the combined segment.

Operation Types
Union (A ∪ B)
Combines both segments. Includes customers who appear in Segment A, Segment B, or both.
Example:
Campaign: Brunch Menu Product Launch Campaign
Segment A: Breakfast Customers - Customers who have ordered during breakfast time ranges.
Segment B: Lunch Customers - Customers who have ordered during lunch time ranges.
Combining the segments through a union will give a list of customers who have ordered during either breakfast or lunch (or both). This combined segment can then be used to promote the brunch menu.
Intersection (A ∩ B)
Finds common customers. Includes only customers who appear in both Segment A and Segment B.
Example:
Campaign: Lapsed VIP Customer Re-engagement Campaign
Segment A: High Points - Customers with 1000+ loyalty points
Segment B: Inactive Customers - Customers who haven't ordered in 30 days
Getting the intersection of these segments would result to a list of customers who have high points but have stopped ordering. This combined segment can then be used in the campaign.
Difference (A \ B)
Excludes Segment B from Segment A. Includes customers who appear in Segment A but not in Segment B.
Example:
Campaign: "We Miss You" Win-Back Campaign
Segment A: Regulars - Customers with 5+ orders
Segment B: Recently Active - Customers whose last order was in the past 60+ days
Combining the segments by getting the difference of the segments will result to a list of customers who ordered frequently but haven't ordered recently. This combined segment can then be used to in the campaign.
Difference (B \ A)
Excludes Segment A from Segment B. Includes customers who appear in Segment B but not in Segment A.
Example:
Campaign: Product Cross-Sell
Segment A: Pizza Buyers - Customers who have ordered pizza products
Segment B: Recently Active - Customers whose last order was in the past 30 days
Combining these segment by getting the difference of the segments will result to a list of recently active customers who have never ordered pizza. This combined segment can then be used to promote the pizza menu.
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