Use People elements to filter site visitors by their profile group or according to specific properties in the profile repository.
Element | Use |
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People whose | Lets you use specific properties in the visitors’ profiles as criteria for including them in the scenario. If the property you specify matches the profile, the visitor proceeds to the next element in the scenario. Examples:
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People in group | Lets you filter visitors according to the profile groups that you set up using the Targeting > Profile Groups window in the ATG Control Center. Visitors who belong to the specified profile group proceed to the next element in the scenario. Example: |
People with profile type | Lets you filter visitors according to any profile types your site developers have set up. Visitors whose profile belongs to the specified type proceed to the next element in the scenario. |
People in organization | Lets you filter visitors according to any Dynamo User Directory organizations you have defined using the People and Organizations > Organizations option. People who belong to the specified organization, either directly or through inheritance, proceed to the next element in the scenario. Example: For more information on organizations, refer to the Personalization Programming Guide. |
People with role | Lets you filter visitors according to any Dynamo User Directory roles you have defined using the People and Organizations > Roles option. People who are assigned to or have inherited the specified role proceed to the next element in the scenario. Example: For more information on roles, refer to the Personalization Programming Guide. |
People in realmId | Lets you filter visitors according to the profile realms that you have configured. Visitors associated with the profile realm that you specify proceed to the next element in the scenario. Example: For more information about profile realms, refer to the Multisite Administration Guide. |
You can create complex conditions by combining more than one People element. For example, the following scenario sends an e-mail to people who belong to the profile group Investors and whose Receive Email property is set to Yes. It achieves its results by having two People elements, one after the other. The second element applies only to people who have progressed through the first element.
