# Ready to Use Segments

Ready to Use Segments are curated segments that stay easy to find for repeat targeting.

Use them for segments your team relies on often, such as cart abandoners, active buyers, or churn-risk users.

**Path:** `Targeting > Segments > Ready to Use Segments`

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**Quick steps**

1. Create a segment in the standard segment flow.
2. Enable **Is predefined segment**.
3. Wait for the next daily refresh.
4. Open **Ready to Use Segments** to access it quickly.
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### What you see on this page

The **Ready to Use Segments** page gives you a fast view of segments marked as predefined.

For each segment, you can review:

* **Segment Name**
* **User Count**
* **Summary** of the rules or audience logic

Use this page when you want quick access to stable, frequently used segments without searching through the full rule-based segment list.

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**How a segment appears here**

When you create a segment, enable **Is predefined segment**.

That segment appears in **Ready to Use Segments** after the next daily update at **12 AM**.
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### When to use Ready to Use Segments

Use this view when:

* the same segment is reused across multiple campaigns,
* your team needs a shorter list of approved segments,
* or you want common audiences to be easier to discover.

If a segment is still being tested or changes often, keep it in the standard rule-based list instead.

### How it relates to Rule Based Segments

Ready to Use Segments are still segments built from rules.

The difference is visibility:

* **Rule Based Segments** contains the full working list.
* **Ready to Use Segments** highlights selected segments for faster reuse.


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