Listed are some of the preset attributes that can be configured by marketers to detect intent and trigger relevant communication based on intent.

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Assigning Scores to Sources

Assigning scores to source URLs helps in segmenting visitors coming from particular campaigns. You can even add scores to all interaction points and create custom attribution models, which help in identifying even the smallest contributing source.

Assigning Scores to Pages

Assigning different weights based on page type will help you understand the intent behind each visit. If your goal pages include 'add to cart' pages or 'wish list' pages, you would want to give them higher scores, so that you can easily segment visitors with high intent and assign conversion workflows based on scores.

Assigning Scores to Time Spent

Scoring duration, based on time spent also contributes in analyzing the intention.

Assigning Scores to Page Depth

Scoring Page Depth is crucial. Page depth scores help you in quickly identifying an opportunity and can be easily targeted using personalization work-flows

Assigning Scores to Frequency

Frequency scores, along with page depth scores, reveal urgency and intent associated with user engagement.

Assigning Scores to Recency

Assigning scores to Recency also helps in identifying drifting visitors. You can set negative scores for drifting visitors,, so that you can be notified of negative scores

Assigning Scores to Events

Assigning scores to events helps in measuring intent. You can add high scores for key interactions like 'add to cart' or 'add to wish list' button.

Assigning Scores to Groups

You can also assign scores to fresh contact lists with a base score and assign a lead generation workflow to enable automation