Filters and Rules

Filters let you control which records appear in your feed. Any record that doesn't pass your filters is excluded from the output.

Adding a filter

In the Feed Editor, go to the Filters tab. Click + Add filter. Choose:

• Column - the source column to evaluate
• Operator - the condition to apply
• Value - what to compare against

Operators

• equals / not equals - exact string or number match
• contains / does not contain - substring match (case-insensitive)
• starts with / ends with - prefix or suffix match
• is empty / is not empty - checks whether the value is blank
• greater than / less than - numeric comparison (useful for price-based filters)
• matches regex / does not match regex - advanced pattern matching

Filter groups (AND / OR logic)

Filters are organised into groups. Within a group, all rules must pass (AND). Between groups, any one group passing is enough (OR).

Example - show items that are Nike size 10 OR Adidas size 10:

Group 1: brand = Nike AND size = 10
Group 2: brand = Adidas AND size = 10

Practical examples

• Hide out-of-stock items: availability does not equal out_of_stock
• Show only items above £10: price greater than 10
• Exclude refurbished items: condition not equals refurbished
• Only items with images: image is not empty