> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://formbricks.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Advanced Targeting > Advanced Targeting allows you to show surveys to a specific segment of your users. You can target surveys based on user attributes, device type, and more. This helps you get more relevant insights while keeping survey fatigue at a minimum. After the initial setup, you can target any segment without touching code. Advanced Targeting is part of the [Enterprise Edition](/self-hosting/advanced/license). ### When to use Advanced Targeting? Advanced Targeting helps you achieve a number of goals: 1. **Relevance**: Keep survey content relevant to respondents. 2. **Cohort-analysis**: Survey specific user cohorts only. 3. **Statistical Relevance:** When surveying a smaller subset of users, statistical relevance is reached with a lot less responses. ## How does Advanced Targeting work? To get started, go to the Contacts tab and create a new Segment: Create a new segment In the Segment editor, you can configure your Segment with a combination of Attributes, Segments and Devices. If a user matches either or all of the criteria, they become part of the Segment. See [Segment Configuration](/xm-and-surveys/surveys/website-app-surveys/advanced-targeting#segment-configuration) below. Create a new survey and go to Settings to change it to Website & App survey: Create a new segment of type in-app Choose Segment in Targeting options ### Segment Configuration There are three means to move Contacts in or out of Segments: **Attributes**, other **Segments** and **Devices**: 1. **Attributes**: If the value of a specific attribute matches, the user becomes part of the Segment. Attribute filter 2. **Segments**: You can nest Segments meaning that if a user is or is not part of another Segment, they can be included or excluded Segments filter 3. **Devices**: If a user uses a Phone or Desktop, you can include or exclude them Devices filter 4. **Filter Groups:** You can group any of the above conditions in group and connect them logically with `AND` or `OR`. This allows for maximum granularity.