Using filters to control who you message

Filters control which downline legs and members are included in campaign audiences. They help you leave out people who should hear from you personally.

Why filters matter

Use filters to exclude a leg supported by another leader, add back a smaller leg, or keep one person in the audience. Skipped contacts do not consume credits for a message that was never submitted to send. Filters are not a guarantee against every overlapping campaign or duplicate message.

Where you set up filters

You first see filters during onboarding:

Set Up Your Filters intro screen
The intro explains the three things filters protect: duplicate messages, key relationships, and credit usage.

You can also reach filters any time under More, then Filters:

Filters list
Tap a filter to edit it, or tap + to add a new one.

Editing your filters

Edit Your Filters screen showing Keep personally enrolled contacts, Excluded Legs, and Included Legs
The current editor has Excluded Legs, Included Legs, and Included Members sections.

The editor has three sections:

  • Excluded Legs removes a member and everyone below them from the audience. Some active Simple Downline accounts may appear here automatically and cannot be removed while active.
  • Included Legs adds a whole leg back inside an excluded leg, where allowed.
  • Included Members adds back one person without adding their team.

Your downline is included by default. Search by member name or ID to add a leg or person to the appropriate section.

The Keep personally enrolled contacts switch can keep people you enrolled in your audience even when they fall under an excluded leg. Review this setting before saving exclusions.

When filters apply

Filters affect campaign audience selection. For a Custom campaign, the Edit Campaign screen has a Use Exclusions checkbox so you can choose whether to apply exclusions to that campaign. Check the campaign's audience and send preview before turning it on.

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