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Managing Customer Groups

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Managing Customer Groups

Once a Customer Group has been created, you can manage how it behaves using the History and Settings tabs. These areas allow you to monitor changes to the group, control how membership updates, and configure integrations with other platforms.

Managing these settings helps ensure your groups stay accurate and can be used across automations, campaigns, and connected apps.


Viewing group history

The History tab shows how the membership of a group changes over time.

Each time a group is refreshed or updated, any changes to membership are recorded here. This helps you understand when customers were added or removed from the group.

Within the History tab you will see information such as:

  • Change – whether a customer was added or removed from the group

  • Customer – the customer who entered or left the group

  • Changed at – the time the change occurred

  • Sync status – whether the change has synced to connected apps

  • Synced at – when the sync occurred

This history can be useful when troubleshooting automations or understanding why a customer is currently part of a group. You can also use the search tab to find specific customer events.


Group settings

The Settings tab allows you to manage how the group behaves and how it connects with other systems.

From here you can:

  • Export the group as a CSV

  • Sync the group to other apps

  • Configure refresh rules

  • View schedule information

  • Refresh the group manually

  • Delete the group

These controls help you manage how the group updates and how it is used across your broader marketing stack.


Syncing groups to other apps

Customer Groups can be synced to other connected platforms.

When Sync to other apps is enabled, the group will be exported as tags or lists depending on the integration.

For example:

  • Groups sync as tags to POS and loyalty platforms such as Lightspeed and Marsello

  • Groups sync as lists to CRM platforms such as Klaviyo

This allows your segmentation to remain consistent across different systems.

A few important behaviours to note:

  • Renaming a group will update the synced tag or list

  • Deleting a group will remove the synced tag or list

  • Syncing is disabled by default and must be turned on within the group settings


Refresh rules

Refresh rules determine how and when myne checks whether customers still qualify for a group. Customer groups can update in two ways, events only or events + schedule

Events Only

With Events Only, the group updates whenever a relevant customer event occurs.
Examples include when a customer:

  • Makes a transaction

  • Checks in

  • Syncs in via a POS or ordering integration

When one of these events happens, myne immediately checks whether the customer now meets the group criteria.

This works best for groups triggered by specific actions, such as:

  • Customers who signed up via a connection link

  • Customers who have visited 3 or more times

  • Customers who purchased a specific product


Events + Schedule

With Events + Schedule, the group updates both when events occur and on a scheduled refresh.

The scheduled refresh allows myne to re-check the entire group and remove customers who no longer meet the criteria.

This is useful for time-based groups, such as:

  • Customers who visited in the last 30 days

  • Last month’s VIPs

  • Customers who haven’t visited in 60 days

You can configure the schedule by selecting:

  • Frequency (daily, weekly, etc.)

  • Time of day

  • Timezone

You can also view the next scheduled run, last scheduled run, and trigger a manual update using Refresh Now.


Viewing the group query

Within the Settings tab, you can also view the Group Query.

This represents the underlying query used to calculate group membership based on the criteria you defined. It provides transparency into how the group is generated.


Deleting a group

Groups can be deleted at any time from the Settings tab.

Deleting a group will:

  • Remove the group from the platform

  • Remove any synced tags or lists from connected apps

This action cannot be undone, so it should only be used when the group is no longer needed.

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