Open Copilot in the site admin and describe the result you want. Use the tables below to check the requests in this area, their approval steps and their available Undo.
Checked against the product’s code on 7 November 2026.
An assignment connects content to an audience and a location on a page. Defining an audience does not itself publish targeted content. A saved visitor list cannot yet target this site’s pages; use an audience based on a rule or an interest for targeting. Generating audiences from catalog tags starts new audiences as drafts. Assigning content to a live audience, activating it or changing a setting has its own approval boundary.
Audience delivery is not connected to a sending service in the checked product. The request sends nothing and offers no Undo. This limit does not prevent targeted content on your site. Identity settings change how visitor data is collected and joined; the approval card describes that consequence.
In the tables, Yes under approval means a separate approval is required before applying the request. Available under Undo means the request can be reversed. The specific receipt must offer Undo; it can be limited by the input, later changes or the state that was saved. No means this request provides no automatic Undo. Reading a fact has nothing to undo.
These are plain-language descriptions of requests, not text you must type exactly. Your role, configured connections and site capabilities determine which requests are available. See How copilot requests are governed.
Audience definitions and saved queries
Section titled “Audience definitions and saved queries”| Request | Approval | Undo |
|---|---|---|
| Request audience delivery to a destination | Yes | No |
| Create an audience definition | No | Available |
| Create an audience from an Explore query | No | Available |
| Generate catalog audiences from configured tag mappings | Yes | Available |
| List audience definitions | No | No |
| Save the visitors matched by an audience query | No | Available |
| Query an audience in Explore | No | No |
| Change an audience’s status to draft, active or archived | Yes | Available |
| Read an audience’s counts | No | No |
In chat, an audience query answers with a count and its main breakdowns, never a list of visitors. A query that searches for one visitor or names one person, such as by a visitor id or an email address, is refused, and no list is saved from it. Visitors in Insights > Explore lists the visitors who match.
Visitor identity settings
Section titled “Visitor identity settings”| Request | Approval | Undo |
|---|---|---|
| Read which external analytics IDs are collected | No | No |
| Change which external analytics IDs are collected | Yes | Available |
| Read the visitor identity policy | No | No |
| Change the visitor identity policy | Yes | Available |
Targeted content and affinity
Section titled “Targeted content and affinity”| Request | Approval | Undo |
|---|---|---|
| Archive a targeted content assignment | No | Available |
| Assign targeted content to an audience and page slot | Yes | Available |
| Draft a targeted content assignment | No | Available |
| Inspect a targeted content assignment | No | No |
| List targeted content assignments | No | No |
| Read targeted content performance | No | No |
| Compare a campaign’s targeted and held-back results, or the platform holdout | No | No |
| Explain a campaign’s recorded decisions or your own marked test browser | No | No |
| Resume a targeted content assignment | Yes | Available |
| List the page slots available for targeted content | No | No |
| Change affinity and targeting settings | Yes | Available |
| Read affinity and targeting settings | No | No |
| Remove a targeted content assignment | Yes | Available |
Rule-based audiences
Section titled “Rule-based audiences”| Request | Approval | Undo |
|---|---|---|
| Define a rule-based audience | No | Available |
| Delete an eligible audience definition | Yes | Available |
| Read a rule-based audience | No | No |
| List rule-based audiences | No | No |
| Enable or disable a rule-based audience | Yes | Available |
A rule can use what the request itself shows, including its country, region and city. A rule with a city also needs a country or a region, because many places share a city’s name.
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Your next step
Section titled “Your next step”Choose a request that matches your task, then ask the copilot. Review its proposed consequence before approving any change.