Auf dieser Seite: Erfahren Sie, wie Sie mit dem Regel-Builder Daten filtern und Abfragen erstellen, mit denen Sie Zielgruppen in Ihren orchestrierten Kampagnen ansprechen.
Orchestrierte Kampagnen enthalten einen Regel-Builder, der den Prozess der Filterung der Datenbank anhand verschiedener Kriterien vereinfacht. Der Regel-Builder verwaltet sehr komplexe und lange Abfragen effizient und bietet dabei erhöhte Flexibilität und Genauigkeit.
Außerdem unterstützt er vordefinierte Filter in Bedingungen, sodass Sie Ihre Abfragen mühelos präzisieren und gleichzeitig erweiterte Ausdrücke und Operatoren für umfassende Zielgruppen-Targeting- und Segmentierungsstrategien nutzen können.
Zugriff auf den Regel-Builder access
Der Regel-Builder ist in jedem Kontext verfügbar, in dem Sie Regeln zum Filtern von Daten definieren müssen.
Oberfläche des Regel-Builders interface
Der Regel-Builder bietet eine zentrale Arbeitsfläche zum Erstellen Ihrer Abfrage sowie einen Eigenschaftenbereich mit Informationen zu Ihrer Regel.
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Auf der zentralen Arbeitsfläche können Sie verschiedenen Komponenten zum Erstellen Ihrer Regel hinzufügen und kombinieren. Weitere Informationen zur Erstellung einer Regel
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Der Bereich Regeleigenschaften enthält Informationen zu Ihrer Regel. Hier können Sie verschiedene Vorgänge ausführen, um Ihre Regel zu überprüfen und sicherzustellen, dass sie Ihren Anforderungen entspricht.
Dieser Bereich wird angezeigt, wenn Sie eine Abfrage zum Erstellen einer Zielgruppe erstellen. So überprüfen und validieren Sie Ihre Abfrage
Arbeiten mit vordefinierten Filtern
Vordefinierte Filter ermöglichen Ihnen die Wiederverwendung gespeicherter Abfragen im Regel-Builder, einschließlich Versionen mit Parametern. Eine vollständige Anleitung zum Speichern, Anwenden und Verwalten vordefinierter Filter finden Sie unter Arbeiten mit vordefinierten Filtern.
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- TL;DR: This page explains how to access and use the rule builder to filter data and build the queries that target audiences in Orchestrated campaigns.
Intents:
- Identify the contexts where the rule builder is available.
- Specify a target population using a Build audience activity.
- Apply a condition in the campaign canvas using a Split activity.
- Build advanced filters for lists such as campaign logs or targeting dimensions.
- Understand the central canvas and the Rule properties pane in the rule builder interface.
- Reuse saved queries through predefined filters.
Glossary:
- Rule builder: a tool that simplifies filtering the database based on various criteria, manages complex and long queries, and supports predefined filters within conditions (product-specific)
- Central canvas: the part of the rule builder interface where components are added and combined to build a rule (product-specific)
- Rule properties pane: the pane that provides information on the rule and allows operations to check the rule and ensure it suits the user’s needs; it displays when building a query to create an audience (product-specific)
- Build audience activity: used to specify the population to target in an Orchestrated campaign by creating new audiences (product-specific)
- Split activity: used to apply rules within the campaign canvas (product-specific)
- Predefined filters: saved queries, including versions with parameters, that can be reused in the rule builder (product-specific)
Guardrails:
- None stated on the page.
Terminology:
- Canonical name: rule builder — variants: none stated
FAQ:
- Q: Where is the rule builder available? — In every context where rules are needed to filter data, including building audiences with a Build audience activity, applying conditions in the campaign canvas with a Split activity, and building advanced filters for lists such as campaign logs or targeting dimensions.
- Q: What does the rule builder interface consist of? — A central canvas where components are added and combined to build the rule, and a Rule properties pane that provides information on the rule and lets the user check it.
- Q: When does the Rule properties pane display? — When building a query to create an audience.
- Q: Can saved queries be reused in the rule builder? — Yes, through predefined filters, including versions with parameters.
Related pages:
- To build audiences in Orchestrated campaigns: Learn how to build audiences (orchestrated/activities/build-audience.md)
- To apply a condition in the campaign canvas: Learn how to use a Split activity (orchestrated/activities/split.md)
- To build a rule in the central canvas: Learn how to build a rule (orchestrated/build-query.md)
- To check and validate a query: Learn how to check and validate your query (orchestrated/build-query.md)
- To save, apply, and manage predefined filters: Work with predefined filters (orchestrated/predefined-filters.md)
Personas:
- marketer: Can specify a target population in an Orchestrated campaign using a Build audience activity. Can apply a condition in the campaign canvas using a Split activity, or build advanced filters for lists such as campaign logs. Where: “Access the rule builder”.
Onboarding:
- Level: Intermediate
- First minimal step: Specify the population you want to target in your Orchestrated campaigns using a Build audience activity.
- Success check: The Rule properties pane lets you check the rule to ensure it suits your needs.
- Previous: Specify a target population using a Build audience activity: Use the Build audience activity (orchestrated/activities/build-audience.md); Apply a condition in the campaign canvas using a Split activity: Use the Split activity (orchestrated/activities/split.md)
- Next: Build a rule in the central canvas: Build your first rule (orchestrated/build-query.md); Reuse saved queries through predefined filters: Work with predefined filters (orchestrated/predefined-filters.md)