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### Server
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As an alternative to a traditional JavaScript implementation, Appcues offers a server-side destination with Segment.
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As an alternative to a traditional JavaScript implementation, Appcues offers a server-side destination with Segment. Please note, as a default, Analytics.js connects in device-mode. For all other sources the default connection is cloud-mode.
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You may find the server-side destination useful if you'd like to send user profile or event data to Appcues from another Segment partner service. You can use the server-side destination alongside the JavaScript destination, which you may find preferable to routing all data through the JavaScript destination.
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You may find the server-side destination useful if you'd like to send user profile or event data to Appcues from another Segment partner service. You can use the server-side destination alongside the JavaScript destination, which you may find preferable to routing all data through the JavaScript destination.
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As with the JavaScript destination, you can segment and target user profile and event data received through the Appcues server-side Segment destination.
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For example, using the server-side destination, you can direct customer profile and event data from a CRM tool into Appcues. You can then use the directed data for content targeting and user segmentation in the Appcues content editor, alongside data from Segment's `analytics.js` destination.
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## Page
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Refer to the Segment Spec for information about the [Page method](/docs/connections/spec/page/). The following represents an example `page` call:

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