Hello ​@Alistair FIeld 

Yes, you can use wildcards in a URL rule to target pages like https://xxxxx.insided.com/education/*/summary. Here’s a quick breakdown of your options and which one works best:

1. */summary

• This will match any URL that ends in /summary, regardless of the domain or full path.

• It can work as long as the PX tag is active on the page, for example: https://othersite.com/blog/post/summary.

• However, it's quite broad and may include pages you didn’t intend to target.

2. https://*.insided.com/education/*/summary

• This is more specific and matches URLs within any subdomain of insided.com that follow the /education/*/summary pattern.

• For example: https://xxxxx.insided.com/education/topic-1/summary

• Recommended if you want to focus only on URLs within the insided.com domain structure.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.

Thank ​@Surendra that is just what I was after.

Thank you.