Out of the box conditions

Time of day (organization time zone)

TIME

(web, interactive, or triggered)

The experiment or experience runs before or after a specific time.

The visit is / is not before / after time, based on your organization's time zone

You can find your organization's time zone under Company information.

Month of visit (organization time zone)

DATE

(web, interactive, or triggered)

The experiment or experience runs in a specific month(s).

The visit is / is not month(s), based on your organization's time zone

You can select more than one month.

You can find your organization's time zone under Company information.

Day of the week (organization time zone)

DATE

(web, interactive, or triggered)

The experiment or experience runs on specific days of the week (for example, weekend days).

The visit is / is not on day of the week, based on your organization's time zone

You can select more than one day of the week.

You can find your organization's time zone under Company information.

Date and time (organization time zone)

DATE

TIME

(web, interactive, or triggered)

The experiment or experience runs before or after a specific date and time.

The visit is / is not before / after date and time, based on your organization's time zone

You can find your organization's time zone under Company information.

The date and time format adheres to ISO 8601.

Visit day of the month (organization time zone)

DATE

(web, interactive, or triggered)

The experiment or experience runs on the last 3 days of the month.

The visit is / is not on a day of the month that is equal to / is greater than / is greater than or equal to / is less than / is less than or equal to / is in between number, based on your organization's time zone

You can find your organization's time zone under Company information.

The number can be any number between 1 and 31.

If you are using in between to compare dates, you must enter two numbers to define the range.

Device

DEVICE

(web or interactive)

The experiment or experience runs only on a specific device type (for example, show a link to download your app only on a mobile device).

The visitor is / is not using device type(s) device during the current visit

Device types include: mobile, tablet, desktop, other

You can select more than one device type.

Operating system

DEVICE

(web or interactive)

The experiment or experience runs only on a specific operating system (for example, show a link to your app on Google Play only on Android phones).

The visitor is / is not using operating system during the current visit

Operating systems include: macOS, Windows, Android, Linux, iOS, and other.

You can select more than one operating system.

If the operating system is null or undefined, the condition returns false (even if other is selected).

Country

GEO

(web or interactive)

The localized experiment or experience runs in a specific country, for example: Spain.

The visitor is / is not in country during the current visit.

Sitecore Personalize captures geolocation based on the user's IP address.The geolocation data is collected once per active session as the user interacts with your app. It's collected from the first event in the current session and is not updated again within the same session.

You can select more than one country.

Region

GEO

(web or interactive)

The localized experiment or experience only runs in a specific region, for example: South America.

The visitor is / is not in region during the current visit

Sitecore Personalize captures geolocation based on the user's IP address.The geolocation data is collected once per active session as the user interacts with your app. It's collected from the first event in the current session and is not updated again within the same session.

Regions include: Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, South America and other.

You can select more than one region.

Country Region

GEO

(web or interactive)

The localized experiment or experience only runs in a specific region in a country, for example: Florida.

The visitor is in country where region is / is not region(s) during the current visit.

Sitecore Personalize captures geolocation based on the user's IP address.The geolocation data is collected once per active session as the user interacts with your app. It's collected from the first event in the current session and is not updated again within the same session.

Currently, a country region refers to any state within the US, such as Florida, California, or Colorado.

You can select more than one state.

Page view

VISIT

(web or interactive)

The recommendations experiment or experience runs if the visitor is viewing the product search page.

The visitor has / has not visited the page name(s) during the current visit

Sitecore Personalize captures page views through the page attribute in the VIEW event in the visitor's open session. You must enter the same value in the page name field as the page attribute that is sent in a VIEW event. For example, you must enter home in the page field if the VIEW event resembles this:

const eventData = {
    channel: "WEB",
    currency: "EUR",
    pointOfSale: "myretailsite/ireland",
    language: "EN",
    page: "home",
    pageVariantId: "351"
}

page name is a free text field that can include alphabet characters, numbers, and special characters. You can specify multiple page names, separated by a comma.

First page

VISIT

(web or interactive)

The experiment or experience runs if the visitor started the current session on a specific page.

The visit has / has not started on a page that is equal to / contains / starts with / ends with page name during the current visit

Sitecore Personalize captures the first page the session started on, through the page attribute in the VIEW event. It uses the page attribute from the first VIEW event in the visitor's open session. You must enter the same value in the page name field as the page attribute that is sent in a VIEW event. For example, you must enter home in the page field if the VIEW event resembles this:

const eventData = {
    channel: "WEB",
    currency: "EUR",
    pointOfSale: "myretailsite/ireland",
    language: "EN",
    page: "home",
    pageVariantId: "351"
}

page name is a free text field that can include alphabet characters, numbers, and special characters. You can only specify one page.

Number of page views

VISIT

(web or interactive)

The limited time dealexperiment or experience runs if the visitor visited the product page 3 times over the past week.

The visitor has / has not visited the page name within the past number of days and the total number of page views is equal to / is greater than / is less than / is greater than or equal to / is less than or equal to / is between number

Sitecore Personalize captures page views through the page attribute in the VIEW event in the visitor's open session. You must enter the same value in the page name field as the page attribute that is sent in a VIEW event. For example, you must enter home in the page field if the VIEW event resembles this:

const eventData = {
    channel: "WEB",
    currency: "EUR",
    pointOfSale: "myretailsite/ireland",
    language: "EN",
    page: "home",
    pageVariantId: "351"
}

page name is a free text field that can include alphabet characters, numbers, and special characters. Only one page can be specified.

The maximum number of days is 30.

The number of page views can be any whole number, including 0.

If you are using in between to compare page views, you must enter two numbers to define the range.

First referrer

USER INTERACTION

(interactive-only)

The interactive experiment or experience runs if the first referrer is Facebook.

The visitor comes from a URL that is equal to / includes any of / contains / starts with / ends with / is null referrer in the current visit

Sitecore Personalize captures the first referrer through the uniform resource identifier (URI) from which the current session started. This is captured as the firstPageURI in the current session and not in the event.

referrer is a free text field that can include alphabet characters, numbers, and special characters.

UTM value

USER INTERACTION

(interactive-only)

The interactive experiment or experience runs if the UTM medium is paid.

The visit includes a UTM type that is equal to / includes any of / contains / starts with / ends with / is null UTM value

Sitecore Personalize captures UTM values through the VIEW event. You must enter the same value in the UTM value field that is sent in a VIEW event. For example, if you select source for the type, you must enter newsletter in the UTM value field if the VIEW event resembles this:

{ 
    { ... } 
    "utm_source":"newsletter",
    "utm_medium":"email",
    "utm_campaign":"summer_sale",
    "utm_term":"running shoes"
}

type can be one of the following: campaign, source, medium, or content.

UTM value is a free text field that can include alphabet characters, numbers, and special characters.

New or returning visitor

USER INTERACTION

(web or interactive)

The welcome back experiment or experience runs if the visitor is a returning user.

The visitor is type to your site

type can be new or returning.

Point of sale

POINT OF SALE

(web or interactive)

The experiment or experience runs for a specific point of sale.

The visit is / is not to point of sale

You can select any of the points of sale defined for your organization's tenant.

To view the point(s) of sale for your organization's tenant, on the navigation menu, click , Points of Sale.