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# Create a condition
Conditions help you define when and for whom your content should appear. Follow these steps to create a new condition in Hubble.
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**Navigate to the Conditions page**
Go to the **Conditions** section in your Hubble dashboard or sidebar.
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Click **Create new condition** to start building your first condition.
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**Set up basic details**
Begin by giving your condition a name and optional description.\
Use clear names so it’s easy to identify your condition later — for example:
* “Weekend Shoppers”
* “VIP English Customers”
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**Add a condition type**
Each type corresponds to a different data source, such as:
* **Customer** – Rules based on tags, total amount spent, account age, etc.
* **Market** – Rules based on language or region.
* **Date and Time** – Rules that depend on specific days or time ranges.
Adding a type creates a panel where you can define one or more rules for that category.
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Click **+ Add type** button to add additional Condition types if needed.
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**Configure matching logic**
Under **Condition must match**, choose how the rules combine:
* **All rules** – Every rule must be true for the condition to apply.
* **Any rule** – The condition applies if any one of the rules is true.
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This setting affects all rules within the condition.
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**Add Rules**
Inside each type panel, click + **Add new rule** to define your rules.\
For example:
* Customer tag **contains** “VIP”
* Language **is equal to** “English”
* Day **is equal to** “Saturday”
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You can add multiple rules under the same type or across different types.
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**Save the condition**
When you’re done configuring, click **Save**.\
Your new condition will now be available to assign to blocks anywhere in your store.
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