Action search filter reference

Certain action inputs (including most panel sources and business object fields, activities, and contacts) support search filters. Replace the word TERM with the search term. For operators that require two or more terms, replaceΒ TERM1,Β TERM2, etc.

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Example

To search for all emails matching a certain domain, enter: endsWith:@example.org

Review the list below for common search filters:

Search FilterApplies ToDescription
between:TERM1|TERM2number, date​Returns results where the field is between TERM1 and TERM2, inclusive.
contains:TERMstringReturns results where the field containsΒ TERM.
endsWith:TERMstringReturns results where the field ends withΒ TERM.
equal:TERM
eq:TERM
string, number, dateReturns results where the field exactly equals TERM.
Note: This is the default behavior, you do not need to specify the equal: operator explicitly.
greaterThan:TERM
gt:TERM
number, dateReturns results where the field is greater than TERM.
greaterThanOrEqual:TERM
ge:TERM
number, dateReturns results where the field is greater than or equal to TERM.
in:TERM1|TERM2|...|TERMNstring, number, dateReturns results where the field is equal to one of the TERMs in the specified list.
Note: There is a limit to the number of fields that can be included in the list, based on the total size of the request URL / querystring value.
isEmpty:
empty:
anyReturns results where the field is empty or blank.
Note: No term is required, but you must specify the search filter exactly as shown, including the trailing colon.
isFalse:
false:
booleanReturns results where the boolean field is false.
Note: No term is required, but you must specify the search filter exactly as shown, including the trailing colon.
isTrue:
true:
booleanReturns results where the boolean field is true.
Note: No term is required, but you must specify the search filter exactly as shown, including the trailing colon.
lessThan:TERM
lt:TERM
number, dateReturns results where the field is less than TERM.
lessThanOrEqual:TERM
le:TERM
number, dateReturns results where the field is less than or equal to TERM.
notContain:TERM
!contain:TERM
stringReturns results where the field does not contain TERM.
notEmpty:
!empty:
anyReturns results where the field is not empty or blank.
Note: No term is required, but you must specify the search filter exactly as shown, including the trailing colon.
notEqual:TERM
ne:TERM
string, number, dateReturns results where the field is not equal to TERM.
startsWith:TERMstringReturns results where the field starts with TERM.


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