To avoid sending redundant messages, you can create a segment that identifies users who have already received a specific push notification. You can then use this segment to exclude these users from new campaigns.
This is typically done by using the PW_NotificationSend
event along with its message_id
attribute (or a similar attribute that uniquely identifies the message).
Steps to create an exclusion segment:
- Find the
message_id
: Locate themessage_id
(often referred to as Push ID, Message Code, or Campaign Code) of the push notification whose recipients you want to exclude. This ID is usually available in the message report or statistics section for that specific push notification. - Create the segment of users who received the specific push:
- Go to your segmentation tool.
- Create a new segment.
- Add a filter condition based on Event activity.
- Select the
PW_NotificationSend
event. - Set the condition for the event to have occurred (e.g.,
at least 1 time ever
). - Add an Attribute condition to this event:
- Attribute:
message_id
(or the relevant attribute name for message identifiers in your setup) - Operator:
is
(orequals
) - Value: Enter the
message_id
you found in step 1.
- Attribute:
- Use this segment for exclusion: When setting up your new campaign, select the segment you just created as an exclusion filter. This means the campaign will not be sent to users who are part of this segment.
Important Notes:
* The PW_NotificationSend
event and its message_id
attribute start collecting data from when the event is enabled and configured for your project. This method will reliably work for excluding recipients of pushes sent after this event was activated and tracking the message_id
.
* If you need to exclude recipients of a push sent before the PW_NotificationSend
event was fully tracking this data for your project, and you have the message_id
, please contact support for assistance. It might be possible to create such a segment manually.
* Alternatively, if your goal is to exclude users who opened a specific push, you might be able to use the PW_NotificationOpen
event if it includes an attribute for the message or campaign ID (e.g., pw_msg_id
).
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