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Rules

Aside from clicks distribution to the main paths, landing pages, and offers, our tracker can distribute traffic according to the rules. To add a new rule to a campaign click + Rule on the campaign editing page.

How it works


The rules consist of criteria — certain conditions like country, city, OS, etc. we will describe them further. Click + Criteria to add a new criterion.

Every rule has a priority — the higher the rule, the more priority it has. You can change the priority of the rules by clicking arrows in the Weight column.

— There's an AND operator in between the criteria, which means all the criteria have to be satisfied.
— There's an OR operator inside each criterion, which means at least one condition has to be satisfied.
— There's an OR operator in between campaign rules as well.

Types of criteria


Binom allows to distribute the incoming traffic according to the following parameters.

  • Available types
    • Type Description
      Brand & Model Brand and model of a user's device
      Browser & version User's browser and its version
      OS & version User’s ОS and its version
      Language Browser language
      Device type Device type: Desktop, Smartphone, Feature Phone, Table, Smart TV, Unknown
      Device resolution User's device resolution
      Country User's country
      City User's city
      State / Province User's state or province
      ISP Internet service provider
      Connection type User's connection type
      IP IP-address
      IP version IP version (IPv4 or IPv6)
      User agent User agent
      Day of week Day of week
      Part of day Part of day
      Referrer Referrer
      Unique User’s uniqueness in the current campaign or all campaigns
      Proxy-traffic Proxy-traffic with sub IP
      Crawler Search bot
      GET Value in GET parameters of the URL
      URL Value in the RL
      Bot Bot checker with MagicChecker or Adspect
      Headers HTTP headers
      Tokens Source of the tokens

Let's get into a couple of examples and see how it works.

Brand & Model, Browser & version, OS & version

Once you select this parameter, you'll see this interface:

Enter the name in the new field. Select a device from the dropdown list...

...and it will appear in the field:

You can just select Samsung. In this case, all users with a Samsung device will be distributed according to this rule.

You can add several conditions to a criterion, just type a new condition next to the added one.

You can add the browsers and OSs criteria the same way. For example:

Click Save.

Now you need to select a Landing page / Direct, and an Offer / URL / Campaign to redirect traffic under this rule.

You can add criteria to this rule by clicking + Criteria.

User agent, Referrer, Tokens

Once you select one of these options, specify a list of values in the text field. Specify each value in a new line. When redirecting by referrer, you can select Include empty and unknown value to include empty/unknown referrers in the list.

IP

Binom accepts IP rules, as well as IP ranges of 1.2.3.4-5.6.7.8 and 1.2.3.4/x (CIDR) formats. Just add a list of values (specify each value in a new line) in the text field and click Save.

Part of day

Укажите промежуток времени, в который нужно отправлять трафик по правилу.

GET

This criterion searches for values in GET-variables. For example, if we specify value, then the rule will work for:
https://yandex.ru/?ncrnd=123&uid=value
https://yandex.ru/?ncrnd=value&uid=123

And will not work for:
https://yandex.ru/?ncrnd=123&value=123

URL

This criterion searches for a value in the whole link. For example, we can specify 123&cost, then the rule will work for:
https://yandex.ru/?ncrnd=123&cost=0.00019

Add a list of values


To add a list of values, click Add list. Specify each value in a new line and click Append.

All the values will be added to the main field:

To copy the list of values, click Get list > Copy.

Exact match


Binom matches values to parameters in every rule. For example, if you redirect by OS and select Android 2, Binom will send all the Android 2.* devices to this rule (for example Android 2.1.3). But if you want to specify an exact value (for example Android 2.1), select Exact match below the text field.

Paths


You can create several paths in rules. There's an OR operator between the paths. The priority of the paths is defined by their weight. (more...)

Click + Path, to create a new path.

Comparison Operators and Regular Expressions


You can use symbols ">", "=>","<", "=<", "<>" in criteria. To use such a condition, you need to put it into the following brackets <{...}>. For example, if you want a rule to work for the second token, which is more or equals 100, it should be entered like this:

You can add any regular expression into <{/.../}>. For example, the criterion <{/Hel*o/}> will work for Hello, Helo, Heo, Helllllllllllo, etc. The criterion <{/[0-9]/}> will work only for integer values from 0 to 9.

Copy rules


Any rule in a campaign can be copied and pasted into any other campaign. Click the copy icon in the Actions column:

Clear Buffer deletes a copied rule from the clipboard. Use the arrows in the Weight column to prioritize the rules. If you need to copy more than one rule, or even all of them — use the rotation system.

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