Filters
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LUCY allows you to create filters within campaigns to control whether recipients can access the campaign. These filters, set by the campaign administrator, can be based on criteria such as mail clients, IP addresses, or IP ranges. In addition to enhancing security and targeting, filters help prevent false clicks by excluding automated systems or unintended interactions from services like Office365 ATP. This ensures that only the intended recipients can participate in the campaign, leading to more accurate statistics and effective engagement.
Navigate to Campaign -> Advanced Settings -> Filters
Filters can be pre-defined and updated in the Response Filters section of the platform to enable quick filter selection in campaigns.
The "Allow all (default)" setting in response filters permits every recipient to access the campaign, irrespective of their IP address or browser type.
This default mode ensures that there are no restrictions on access, allowing for maximum reach and engagement with your intended audience. It's an inclusive approach, designed to facilitate widespread participation in the campaign without any preliminary filtering based on technical criteria.
In networks with strict policies, filters can ensure accurate statistics gathering. For example, ATP policies for Office365 track user clicks on phishing links and rewrite suspicious URLs. Consequently, the first request to the Lucy server is made by Microsoft services, which counts as a victim's action, resulting in unreliable statistics.
To avoid this, use the filters feature to deny access to specific IP addresses belonging to Microsoft protection services. The IP ranges for O365 ATP service are 40.94.0.0/16 and 104.47.0.0/16.
Please note, IP ranges may vary from client to client, and those mentioned above are known by the LUCY team. If these policies do not work, you may need to track which IP addresses the requests are made from.
Adding Filter Rules can be combined with the built-in Anti-Virus and Firewall protection interval for the most accurate results.