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# Automation Flow - Segmenting leads from tracked pages

Imagine that you receive leads on your external page and want to add them to a segment in SprintHub. Follow these step-by-step instructions:

* First, you need to set up website tracking. [To learn how to set up tracking, click here](https://docs.sprinthub.com/topicos/configuracoes/rastreamento)
* Then create a segment. [To learn how to create segments, click here](https://docs.sprinthub.com/topicos/relacionar/segmentos)

Tracked leads will arrive in SprintHub as anonymous leads, containing only location, IP, and UTMs information if they exist. To identify them, it is necessary to collect information through WhatsApp (when they click the tracked link to your WhatsApp) or through a form.

To set up tracking via WhatsApp: To create ready-made or custom forms in SprintHub, click here. To learn more about anonymous leads, click here.

Now, access the Automation Flow in the Menu:

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Then, click "+ New" and add a name.<br>

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Open the builder, click "Start" and add the following blocks:

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* Trigger: Visited a page? - This trigger waits for something to happen in the future (when the lead visits the tracked page) to perform the next action.
* Action: Change the lead's segments - Under "add segments", select the segment created earlier.

Thus, when the lead visits the tracked page, they will be automatically added to the segment.

Click "Apply" and save it. To activate the flow, publish it.

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