Tags, Notes & Grouping
On this page, we will explain how to tag your activities and the different filtering options available for organising your activities. We will also introduce you to notes within an activity.
Tags
Why tag your activities?
Tagging your activities is one way of easily navigating through the activity list in your back office. With a simple common tag, you group your activities together. You can filter by tag, group activities by tag, and get a timing view of activities with the same tag. You can also look at the overall conversion analytics of all activities together, grouped by a tag.
How to tag your activity
You will find the option to tag your activity below the firing conditions. An activity can have none, one, or multiple tags according to your needs. You can choose a tag that already has been used in previous activities (they show up in a drop-down list) or you can create completely new tags. When adding multiple tags, you separate them with the help of the comma, space, or return key. At any point, you can add or remove tags from your activity.
Note: The tags are not case-sensitive.
Notes
In all of your activities, you have the option to leave a note. This is for any internal communication/information that you might want to store in the activity. It's a simple text field that can be edited at any time:
Examples of use: Leave a more detailed description of what the activity contains. e.g. summary of the offer and bonus terms.
The status of setting up the activity. e.g. waiting for translations or compliance review.
🏘️ Grouping
As mentioned above, you can group activities by tag, and get a timing view of activities with the same tag from the activity overview page. It is also possible to sort and filter activities based on other criteria;
Grouping activities makes it quick and easy to organise and sort your activities based on specific attributes.
🧑🤝🧑 Group by Control Group
Grouping activities by control group allows you to filter out all activities that have a control group enabled. If an activity has a control group applied, it will appear in the list below when selecting this option.
🧪 Group by AB Testing
Grouping activities by AB testing allows you to filter out all activities that have more than one action group created. If an activity has multiple action groups inside, it will appear in the list below when selecting this option.
Why is this useful? 🤔
Control groups and AB testing are two important features that allow us to test and verify the performance of our player engagement. By implementing either of these inside an activity it is important to follow up on the data collected.
By being able to filter and group activities based on these attributes, it means we can easily reach these activities and their conversion dashboards to check on the success of our engagements.