Segments

Overview

Segments allow you to organize dynamic or static lists of devices based on certain parameters (filters) or manual selection. There are two types of segments: static and dynamic.

Static Segment

A static segment consists of a manual selection of devices. It remains unchanged unless manually updated.

How to Create a Static Segment:

  1. Select multiple devices or users.

  2. Use the Add to Segment option from the Bulk Actions menu.

Add to a static segment

Dynamic Segment

A dynamic segment automatically updates based on filters. Any new device that matches the filter criteria will be added to the segment automatically.

How to Create a Dynamic Segment:

  1. Apply filters in the All Segment view to refine your device list.

  2. Click the Save as Segment button near the filter setup.

Save as a dynamic segment

Managing Segments

Accessing Segment Actions

To manage segment actions:

  1. Select the desired segment.

  2. Click the three-dot icon next to the segment name.

  3. A list of available actions will appear.

Static Segment Actions

For static segments, you can:

  • Rename the segment.

  • Delete the segment.

  • Exclude specific devices: To exclude a device, either open the table actions for the specific row or select multiple rows and use the bulk actions.

Static segment actions

Dynamic Segment Actions

For dynamic segments, you can:

  • Rename the segment.

  • Delete the segment.

  • Edit Filters to modify the criteria that define the segment.

Dynamic segment action

Reordering the Segments

You can change the order of segments using the Segments Menu:

  1. Open the Segments Menu located near the last segment.

  2. Drag and drop segments to the desired position.

Note: The first segment in the list will always be opened by default.

Limitations

  • Segments are available in PRO and Enterprise plans.

  • Segments are saved at the organization level.

  • Maximum segment name length: 40 characters.

  • Maximum number of segments: 50.

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