# Subscribe to a Segment

Subscribe to Sessions

Session subscription keeps you up to date with the most interesting sessions that you want to watch.

For example, a segment could be

* Users going to the cart page but not purchasing a product
* Users coming to the landing page
* Users doing an event "XYZ".

Whenever a session qualifies for that segment or query, we will intimate you via an email. You can also set daily limits for these alerts to avoid spam.

#### How do I subscribe to a session in Browsee?

It is really simple and can be done in a few clicks.

* Go to [Session Listing](https://browsee.io/app/sessionlist) page
* Search for the session based on your query. For example, I want to watch a session whenever someone comes to the login page so I will search for "Visited URL /#/" in my case:
* You can also save a segment via [Events](/integration/api-calls/log-event-call.md) or multiple queries like "Visited URL: /#/" and "Actions Count > 5".

![](/files/-M9bnwyioVGpWoF0P8QI)

* Save the segment or circle by clicking on the "Save as Circle" or the green button. Learn more about [Circles or Segments](/understand-your-users/circles.md).

![Name Your Circle and Save it](/files/-M9Zptd4GmCfkcCIjk0Y)

* Go to[ Circle Listing](https://browsee.io/app/circlelist) page 
* Click on the bell icon to subscribe to a particular segment. It means we will send you an email whenever a session falls in this category

![](/files/-M9Zq0F9fLOJZCfkOYmK)

* We will ask you for the daily limits pertinent to this subscription (we do not want to spam you :slight\_smile:). 

![Setup the Daily Alert Limit ](/files/-M9awCEFJHJbrP7H9MYQ)

* Your session alert email would look like 

![Session Seen Alert from Browsee in Email](/files/-M9ZrJipJKqBdPY86HdM)


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