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Elements and screens can be used in segments with ruled based tracked event modifiers. For example, if a specific button is clicked, that event can be tracked and analyzed based on the rule set for that segment. This allows for more targeted and efficient analysis of user behavior within your application.
Elements can be used in segments with the following modifiers:
| Rule operator | Description |
| Element is currently shown | Element is presently in view for the user |
| Element is not currently shown | Element is not presently in view for the user |
| Element was seen in current session | Element is visible to the user during a session, meaning it was visible at least once |
| Element was not seen in current session | Element is not visible to the user during a session, meaning it was not visible even once |
| Element was interacted in current session | Element was tapped during the current session, meaning it was tapped at least once |
| Element was not interacted in current session | Element was not tapped during the current session, meaning it has not been tapped even once |
| Element is interacted | Element is presently being tapped |
| Element exists | Element is present but is not visible due to an overlay/dialog |
| Element does not exist | Element is not present and an overlay/dialog is covering the area where it would normally be located |
Screens can be used in segments with the following modifiers:
| Rule operator | Description |
| Screen is currently shown | Screen is presently in view for the user |
| Screen is not currently shown | Screen is not presently in view for the user |
| Screen was visited | Screen was visible during the current user session, meaning it was visible at least once |
| Screen was not visited | Screen was not visible during the current user session, meaning it was not visible even once |