Use coordination to make segments mutually exclusive, ensuring users can only be in one experiment at a time.
See Coordination in the reference for details on how coordination works, common patterns, and best practices.
Set Up Basic Coordination
Create segments that exclude each other using matching tags:
Create a second segment with the same coordination:
These segments are now mutually exclusive—no user can be in both.
Coordinate Across Multiple Groups
Exclude a segment from multiple coordination groups:
This segment doesn’t overlap with any segment that has search, ranking, or mixer as exclusivity tags.
Change coordination tags on an existing segment:
Changing coordination tags on an allocated segment may require re-allocating it, which can affect which users are in the segment.
Allocate with Coordination
Allocate a segment with coordination tags:
If successful, the segment is allocated and guaranteed to be mutually exclusive with coordinating segments.
If allocation fails due to insufficient space:
- Reduce the allocation proportion
- Archive some existing segments
- Change coordination tags
Check Available Space
List all segments to check available space in a coordination group:
Filter the results for segments with overlapping coordination tags and sum their allocation proportions to see how much space the segments use.
Next Steps
After setting up coordination:
- Create flag rules to use your coordinated segments
- Allocate segments to activate them
- Resolve flags to test your coordination logic