One of the most powerful capabilities of Chameleon is the ability to show in-product Experiences to the most relevant users. Showing relevant and contextual guidance will improve its effectiveness and drive the most engagement. 

It's easy to display your Experience to the right audience by defining user Segments with specific filters (conditions) and choosing the right one when configuring your Experience.

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📺 You can watch the video below to learn how to target users in Chameleon.

With Chameleon, it's easy to leverage your user data to deliver guidance on every level of your users' journey. You simply have to define specific user groups - Segments - that you use to target your Experiences. You can have the same users, falling into different Segments, all with different purposes.

Aside from the data we collect automatically to deliver your Experiences, you can send in additional user data and events that you can use to target your Experiences.

When creating an Experience you can pick to show it to:

Chameleon offers a few basic pre-configured audiences, which you can use without sending any custom data to Chameleon (aside from uid, which is required to identify users). These audiences are:

To deliver your Experiences to specific users, you will create user Segments with defined conditions that are continuously assessed when showing an Experience. To create a Segment, you will use a combination of filters (conditions) to narrow down your whole audience, to specific users. To do this, you will work with data that is:

To create a new user Segment go to your Dashboard's Segments page and click the "+" button. Start with a clear name and combine the filters to make sure you have the right users in one Segment.

💡 You can also add filters directly to your All users tab and hit the "Save" button once you're happy with the result. This will create a new Segment for you.

Once you create a Segment it will be immediately available to use while configuring your Chameleon Experiences.

Any user data you send to Chameleon (properties or events) will be available as segmentation filters, which you can combine to create your custom Segments.

You'll find clearly labeled filters for the different data types you can leverage in Chameleon.

The following different groups of filters are available:

💡 Learn more about sending user data to Chameleon.

You can download our Data Schema below for the full details on all the data Chameleon collects automatically.

When applying filters to your list of users, you can use both AND / OR logic to define your Segments. This way, you can combine multiple conditions in the same Segment.

After adding a second filter to your Segment, Chameleon will automatically use AND logic to combine both. This creates a grouped filter that functions based on the AND, OR logic and you can further build up by adding other filters. To change the logic operator between AND and OR, all you have to do is click it.

Chameleon allows you to combine different filter logic to create grouped filters and further refine your segmentation. This means you can have multiple filter groups that work together to define a single Segment.

By creating a new filter group, you can add additional conditions to define a single Segment, independent from the first group.

To create a grouped filter, press the "Add filter group" button, below your existing filters. Add filters just as before and use the logic operator to establish the condition Chameleon should set for your Segment. This way Chameleon will test the two against each other when assessing users for this Segment.

You can click on the logic operator within the grouped filter to change its logic between AND and OR, just like you do inside a single filter group.

💡 To define your user Segments, you do not need to restrict yourself to using only a couple of filters. Chameleon can work perfectly with three, four, five, or more filters combined together into one, as long as it suits your segmentation needs.

Once you have different Segments set, click the 'Manage Segments' button to see a list of all Segments created on your account. Here you can review existing audiences and edit, or remove them.

💡 Use the table headers to bring up your most active Segments.

Here it's easy to identify a particular Segment: from the name, and the person who created it, to how many users one has, it's easy to understand who gets to see your Experiences.

Select one, or several Segments and go to the 'Bulk Actions' dropdown to copy, delete or export the users from an existing Segment.

After you've defined your Segments and used them to deliver live Experiences, you can still make changes to one and then apply those changes to each Experience.

First, make the updates to your Segment and click "Save". You will be prompted by a pop-up to let you know which Experiences are being affected by the change. You can choose to update your active Segment or create a new one if the changes clash with the guidance you're already delivering to this user group.

Next, you'll apply these changes to each Experience that uses this Segment. For easy access, you can open each of these Experiences by clicking the link under the Segment's Title that shows you how many Experiences and users are connected to this Segment.

Once you're on you're Experience page (in the gif above, a Tour), simply go to the 'Edit Tour' tab, and in the final configuration panel, Review & publish click the Apply changes button to update your live Experience.

Some data types will allow you to use the "within list" filter operator when defining your segmentation filter.

This can be useful for several scenarios that include highlighting a specific list of data points among a wider sample, like a small list of emails or a list of pricing plans.

To avoid performance issues, keep your lists under 100-500 items.