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# How do condition groups work in Poool Engage?

To add an extra level of granularity to element targeting, you can also activate **“AND”** and **“OR”** condition groups.

By default, your settings apply using a cumulative **“AND”** logic. Keep in mind that if one condition cannot be verified at the same time as another (for example: show once per day and hide on a specific URL), you should use an **“OR”** condition group.

To access this, select the **“advanced”** mode when adding a condition.

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You can choose between:

* **AND condition group** (combination of conditions)
* **OR condition group** (mutual exclusion between conditions)

# AND Condition Group

The **AND** condition group allows you to combine multiple conditions together.

The element will only be displayed if **ALL** conditions linked by the **AND** are met. If any condition in the group is not met, the element will not be shown.

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## OR Condition Group

This condition group allows you to include multiple display conditions without restricting each other.

The **OR** condition works when you do not want to favor a combination of conditions but an exclusion. Thus, the element will be displayed when only one of the conditions in the group is met.

[![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/b/b/3/d/bb3d05809399d000/04b282f4-4402-43b6-9246-de4939_1iwgfqy.png)](https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/s22rivig/2009263550/85c1c30fb6d0242d7ff0e4dfd3fa/Capture+d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran+2026-01-30+a%CC%80+16_19_01.png?expires=1773333000&signature=766237721af4bff8fdc8496dd1b2193e1450fca2801fda37bf1de96a99a00555&req=diAnH8t4noRaWfMW1HO4zSazyLStx94BknNnmvvGCn%2B50k9QpRUu4UIuAqlQ%0AU1Yod3ylGccmLUa62qQ%3D%0A)

Using **OR** is particularly useful when targeting multiple matches for the same condition.

**For example:**

* Target multiple page sets that do not share the same URL paths, such as `/environment/` and `/policy/`
* Display an element for traffic from Google **or** Bing
* Reach readers whose IP address is in France **or** Belgium
* Exclude certain groups or traffic sources using the “hide” property

And that’s everything you need to know about combining conditions. Now it’s your turn! 🙂