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An endpoint based on a card returns every entry of that card. Segments narrow that down, and can be combined: include one set, exclude another.

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Apply filters

1

Open the endpoint

Open the destination, select Endpoints, and click the endpoint.
2

Open the filters

Click the segment icon next to the node name in the tree — the root node for the endpoint’s own entries, or a relation node to filter the related entries instead.
3

Include or exclude

The Apply filters dialogEach segment tile carries two controls: + includes the segment, − excludes it. Click a control again to clear that choice.Narrow the list with the Category selector, the segment name search, or the Show only included segments and Show only excluded segments switches.
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Save

Click Save. Filters save immediately against the endpoint rather than waiting for Save settings on the tree.

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How include and exclude combine

Include narrows to the union of the included segments; exclude then removes those entries. An entry that is both included and excluded is excluded. With nothing selected the endpoint returns all entries of its card — the endpoint header reads Including all <card> entries. Once filters exist, the header lists them as Including and Excluding badges.
Only segments built on the endpoint’s own card can be applied. If a segment you expect is missing, check which card it belongs to — see Find segments.
Segment membership is evaluated continuously. Adding an entry to an included segment makes it appear on the endpoint without republishing — and removing it takes it away just as quietly.