Stampede Platform

Segments

Saved groups of guests, built over live data — use one anywhere: campaigns, journeys, AI prompts, dashboards.

What is it?

A segment is a saved group of guests, built from their live profiles. Build it once, name it, and use it anywhere — campaigns, journeys, AI prompts, dashboards.

A segment is a saved group of guests built from their live profiles — describe the group in plain English and the rules build themselves, with no queries to write. Build it once and reuse it across campaigns, journeys, AI prompts and reports.

A live segment refreshes every time you use it, so membership reflects what is true right now; a fixed segment freezes the list when you need the exact same audience across several sends. Segments can read anything on the profile — visit history, spend, tags and AI predictions — and suppression groups layer on top of target groups.

What a segment is — and isn’t

// IT IS
  • A live group built from your guests’ current profiles.
  • Always up to date — membership is whatever’s true right now.
  • Reusable across campaigns, journeys, prompts and reports.
  • Composable — suppression groups layer on top of target groups.
// IT IS NOT
  • A static list you re-run every night.
  • Tied to one tool or one campaign.
  • A SQL query an analyst has to write for you.
  • Built from a stale copy of your data.
Tip
Live vs frozen
A live segment refreshes every time you use it — membership updates as your data does. A fixed segment freezes the list at creation, handy when you need the exact same audience across several sends. Both are first-class.

A handful of useful starting segments

Lapsed regulars

More than 5 visits, none in the last 90 days, opted in to email.

High-spend VIPs

Predicted lifetime value over £1,500 and tagged #vip.

New & engaged

First visit in the last 30 days, opened an email in the last 14.

At risk

High churn risk with over £200 spent.

FAQs

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