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The time tag allows you to define iAdvize display time ranges based on the day or time, according to your preferences.

This is particularly useful for managing your business hours / off-hours, weekends, etc.

1. Principle of the time tag

The time tag is based on a custom data field that is automatically populated using Visitor Scoring rules.

Each visitor is assigned a value (for example: ON or OFF) depending on the time of day.

This value is then used in your display conditions.

The time calculation is based on the timezone defined in your project.

2. Configuration

Step 1 — Create the custom data

Go to Settings > Integration > Custom data
Click on Create a custom data field
Name the data field (for example: time_tag)
Source of the data: Javascript setting
Type of data: Text value

Step 2 — Create Visitor Scoring rules

Go to Settings > Advanced settings > Visitor Scoring
Create several rules depending on your time ranges

⚠ Conditions are combined using "AND". If even one condition is not met, the rule will not apply.
⚠ It is important that all time slots are covered

Example – Display iAdvize during my business hours from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM

Rule name	Criteria	Custom data value
ON – Business hours (Monday to Friday, 09 AM– 7 PM)	Day "greater or equal than" Monday AND Day "lower or equal than" Friday Time "greater or equal than" 09:00 AND "lower or equal than" 19:00	ON
OFF – Off-hours (Monday to Friday, 12 AM–9 AM)	Day "greater or equal than" Monday AND Day "lower or equal than" Friday Time "greater or equal than" 00:00 AND "lower or equal than" 09:00	OFF
OFF – Off-hours (Monday to Friday, 7 PM–11:59 PM)	Day "greater or equal than" Monday AND Day "lower or equal than" Friday Time "greater or equal than" 19:00 AND "lower or equal than" 23:59	OFF
OFF – Off-hours (Saturday and Sunday)	Day "greater or equal than" Saturday AND Day "lower or equal than" Sunday	OFF

Step 3 — Use the time tag in your targeting rules

Go to Engagement > Campaigns and edit the desired campaign
Edit your targeting rule
Add a condition based on the custom data (time_tag)
Define the behaviors according to your desired configuration
- time_tag "contains" ON
- time_tag "contains" OFF

Time tags can also be used in condition cards for your workflows.

1. Principle of the time tag

2. Configuration

Step 1 — Create the custom data

Step 2 — Create Visitor Scoring rules

Step 3 — Use the time tag in your targeting rules

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