CustomerCustomAttributeFilterValue

A filter for a query based on the value of an Email-type custom attribute. This filter is case-insensitive and can include exact or fuzzy, but not both.

For an exact match, provide the complete email address.

For a fuzzy match, provide a query expression containing one or more query tokens to match against the email address. Square removes any punctuation (including periods (.), underscores (_), and the @ symbol) and tokenizes the email addresses on spaces. A match is found if a tokenized email address contains all the tokens in the search query, irrespective of the token order. For example, Steven gmail matches [email protected] and [email protected].

A filter for a query based on the value of a PhoneNumber-type custom attribute. This filter is case-insensitive and can include exact or fuzzy, but not both.

For an exact match, provide the complete phone number. This is always an E.164-compliant phone number that starts with the + sign followed by the country code and subscriber number. For example, the format for a US phone number is +12061112222.

For a fuzzy match, provide a query expression containing one or more query tokens to match against the phone number. Square removes any punctuation and tokenizes the expression on spaces. A match is found if a tokenized phone number contains all the tokens in the search query, irrespective of the token order. For example, 415 123 45 is tokenized to 415, 123, and 45, which matches +14151234567 and +12345674158, but does not match +1234156780. Similarly, the expression 415 matches +14151234567, +12345674158, and +1234156780.

A filter for a query based on the value of a String-type custom attribute. This filter is case-insensitive and can include exact or fuzzy, but not both.

For an exact match, provide the complete string.

For a fuzzy match, provide a query expression containing one or more query tokens in any order that contain complete words to match against the string. Square tokenizes the expression using a grammar-based tokenizer. For example, the expressions quick brown, brown quick, and quick fox match "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog". However, quick foxes and qui do not match.

A filter for a query based on the display name for a Selection-type custom attribute value. This filter is case-sensitive and can contain any, all, or both. The none condition is not supported.

Provide the display name of each item that you want to search for. To find the display names for the selection, use the Customer Custom Attributes API to retrieve the corresponding custom attribute definition and then check the schema.items.names field. For more information, see Search based on selection.

Note that when a Selection-type custom attribute is assigned to a customer profile, the custom attribute value is a list of one or more UUIDs (sourced from the schema.items.enum field) that map to the item names. These UUIDs are unique per seller.

A filter for a query based on the value of a Date-type custom attribute.

Provide a date range for this filter using start_at, end_at, or both. Range boundaries are inclusive. Dates can be specified in YYYY-MM-DD format or as RFC 3339 timestamps.

Examples for January 25th, 2020 6:25:34pm Pacific Standard Time:

UTC: 2020-01-26T02:25:34Z

Pacific Standard Time with UTC offset: 2020-01-25T18:25:34-08:00

A filter for a query based on the value of a Number-type custom attribute, which can be an integer or a decimal with up to 5 digits of precision.

Provide a numerical range for this filter using start_at, end_at, or both. Range boundaries are inclusive. Numbers are specified as decimals or integers. The absolute value of range boundaries must not exceed (2^63-1)/10^5, or 92233720368547.

A filter for a query based on the value of a Boolean-type custom attribute.