After the Behavior Event component is connected, the Property Determination component filters users based on the properties of the selected event in the Behavior Event component and performs subsequent operations. You can filter multiple groups based on different property requirements at the same time.
For example, a user who enters the process because of an event that follows an official account performs different follow-up operations based on the source of the event.
User behavior event data is tracked by applications such as apps, mini programs, and web pages and then reported to Quick Audience. For more information, see Event Reporting (New Version) or Event Management (Old Version).
property determines that the component must immediately follow the behavior event component.
To configure a universal filter, perform the following steps:
Click the Property Judgment component and configure it in the panel that appears on the right, as shown in the following figure.
Enter a step name.
Configure the property requirements for the group.
A group is initially created. The default name of the group is Group 1. You can modify the name and add comments.
Click Add Group to add a group. A maximum of eight groups are supported.
Click the group name to switch the currently displayed group.
Move the pointer over the group name. The Delete button appears
. The group initially has an attribute condition. Select an attribute and configure the filter condition.
Click Add Attribute to add an attribute condition. Multiple conditions support the AND OR operation. You can click the corresponding text on the left to switch between them.
Select whether to enable other groups. If enabled, an "Other" group will be added to receive other users who do not meet the group attribute requirements.
Click OK.