Segmentation

By adding a custom condition for the Sitecore Rules Editor, you can allow Sitecore List Manager users to use membership in a CRM account as a segmentation condition.

1. In Visual Studio, add the following references to the project:

• Sitecore.SegmentBuilder.dll

2. Add the following class:

using Sitecore.Analytics.DynamicsCrm.Rules.SegmentBuilder.Conditions;
using Sitecore.Analytics.Rules.SegmentBuilder;
using Sitecore.ContentSearch.Analytics.Models;
using System;

namespace Examples.DynamicsCrm.Rules
{
    public class SegmentationAccountCondition<T> : BaseMembershipCondition<T> where T : VisitorRuleContext<IndexedContact>
    {
        public SegmentationAccountCondition() : base("AccountId", "crm.account")
        {
        }
    }
}

3. Compile the project.
4. Deploy Examples.DynamicsCrm.dll to your Sitecore server.
5. In Content Editor, navigate to sitecore > system > Settings > Rules > Definitions > Elements > Dynamics CRM Segment Builder.
6. Add the following item:

Template	Condition
Name	Dynamics CRM Account

7. For the field Text, set the following value:

where the contact is a member of the account [externalentityid,CRM Connect/DependentTree,dependency=tenant&mode=descendant&templateid={0DE319D9-125C-42F3-B330-05C30D1B42D3}&rootitemname=Accounts&selection=[ACCOUNT-TEMPLATE-ID]&setRootAsSearchRoot=true,specific account] from the tenant [tenant,Tree,root={5EE8330D-E35E-433B-9BA6-DAF87ED38867}&selection={327A381B-59F8-4E88-B331-BEBC7BD87E4E}&setRootAsSearchRoot=true,specific tenant]

8. In the field Text, change [ACCOUNT-TEMPLATE-ID] to the ID of the template created in Add Templates for CRM Entity Data.
9. Set the following field value:

Field	Type
Value	Examples.DynamicsCrm.Rules.SegmentationAccountCondition, Examples.DynamicsCrm

10. Save the item.

Now you can configure a segmentation condition based on whether or not the visitor is a member of a specific CRM account.