Link routing glossary

Definition in plain language

Understand how redirect order, geo rules, device signals, defaults, and weighted experiments select a destination.

Use this hub to read link data accurately

Understand how redirect order, geo rules, device signals, defaults, and weighted experiments select a destination.

Each concept below has a distinct reporting or routing meaning. Use the dedicated reference pages for worked examples, product behavior, limitations, and practical decisions rather than treating related terms as interchangeable.

Principles that apply across this topic

Start with the request or rule that produced a value, then check its classification, date range, ownership, and filters. A precise definition is more useful than a large number without context.

DrutoLink distinguishes currently available behavior from partial or planned capability. These pages document what exists today and state measurement uncertainty where the underlying signal is heuristic.

How DrutoLink handles this

The linked references describe DrutoLink behavior only where the capability exists. General definitions are kept separate from product claims.

Limitations to keep in mind

• A glossary explains terminology; it does not replace destination analytics, legal advice, or security verification.

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