The Segment feature groups app users based on different parameters.
You can use segments in Push notifications to target the relevant users out of all available users.
Segments can include multiple parameters of different types:

• Application-specific (Tags and Aliases)
• Behavioral (such as "Last Activation" or "Number of products purchased")
• Platform/Devices (such as SDK Version or App Version)
• Regional Settings (Location, Language or Time Zone). 

The Push Message API gives you the option to send notifications to relevant user segments, by adding the "segment" field to the payload (otherwise, the message is sent to all available users).

You can either use existing segments, or create new ones.

Using an Existing Segment

To send a notification to an existing segment, simply specify its ID. For example:{ "segment_id": 243}

Creating a New Segment

To create a new segment, define the following attributes:

• name - for example, "Active Users".
• description - for example, "Users who opened the app at least once".

• rule(s) – each segment is defined by one or more rules. A rule consists of a field, an operator and an operand.
  The following example shows a segment rule that targets users who activated the app at least once:

  { "field": " numActivations ", "operator": ">=", "operand": [1] })

  The following section, "Creating a Segment Rule", describes the available segment fields, operators and operands you can use to create segment rules.

Request URL

POST

' https://saas.appoxee.com/api/segment'.

Request Header

The request header must include the following authentication parameters, used to log into Appoxee:

Creating a Segment Rule

To create a segment rule, use the fields, operators and operands listed in the following table:

Example Request : App version = (android and (osNumber is 3.0 or 2.0) 

{
        "application_id":"103542",
        "name": "My Segment", "description": "My first segment",
        "rules": [
            { "field": "appVersion", "operator": "=", "operand": [ "android" ], "case_sensitive": 1 },
            { "field": "osNumber", "operator": ">", "operand": [ "3.0", "2.0" ] }
        ]
}

Example : Where alias = yotam or mor

{ 
	"application_id": "1234",
  	"name":"Segment alias is mor or yotam",
  	"rules":[
        { "field": "alias ", "operator": "=", "operand": ["mor","yotam"] }
    ]
}