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Segments

Segments group leads or accounts by criteria you define — engagement level, profile attributes, account properties, event metadata. Membership is dynamic, so as a lead's data changes, they move in and out of segments automatically. Use segments to power campaigns, route leads, fire triggers, and slice analytics.

Configure vs. Analyze Segments

kenbun has two Segments surfaces with different jobs. This hub and its sub-pages cover the Configure side — defining the criteria. To browse and analyze segment members, see Analyze > Segments.

SurfacePurposeWhat You Do There
Configure > SegmentsDefine segment rulesCreate segments, build rule conditions, preview membership
Analyze > SegmentsView segment resultsBrowse members, analyze engagement, export leads

Lead Segments and Account Segments

The Configure > Segments page has a toggle at the top to switch between two segment types:

  • Lead Segments — group individual leads by their attributes, events, levels, or score.
  • Account Segments — group whole accounts (ABM) by company-level attributes.

Both share the same rule-builder concepts but evaluate against different data. See:

Sub-Pages

PageWhat It Covers
How Segments WorkRule logic, evaluation cadence, dynamic membership
Lead SegmentsBuilding segments at the lead level
Account SegmentsBuilding segments at the account level
Managing SegmentsEdit, delete, copy, export, compare
Best PracticesSegment design patterns; what to avoid
TroubleshootingEmpty segments, slow segments, drift

Quick Start

  1. Navigate to Configure > Segments.
  2. Pick Lead Segments or Account Segments at the top.
  3. Click Create Segment.
  4. Enter a name and description, set it active, and Save.
  5. Click into the segment to add rules in the rule builder.
  6. Preview membership before locking in the rules.

For the full workflow, see the Lead Segments or Account Segments page.

  • Analyze > Segments — view membership and analytics
  • Mapping — set up the fields metadata-based segment rules need
  • Levels — the tiers level-based segment rules use
  • Triggers — fire actions when leads enter/exit segments