Filter by Variables

Choose a Condition

In Variables mode, choose a lead variable and a condition. Value is set works for every type. Equals is also available for strings, numbers, Boolean values, and dates; in that case, enter the exact value.

Arrays

For an Array variable, you can find leads whose array:

contains one specified item;
contains any item from a list or all items from a list;
is empty or not empty;
contains exactly, at least, or at most the specified number of items.

Enter a single item using its type's format. For an array of objects, provide a complete JSON object, for example {"id":"product-1"}. Contains any and Contains all expect a JSON array such as ["new","paid"], not a comma-separated string. For length conditions, enter a non-negative integer within the selected variable's limit.

Array filtering also provides result ordering: default order, longest arrays first, or shortest arrays first. If needed, use the lead search above the table to verify the selected condition against one profile.

Apply the Selection

Select Apply to view the selection and the number of matching leads. After you apply it, the selected variable, condition, value, ordering, and specific lead are stored in the page address. You can reopen that address later or send it to someone with project access; the cabinet restores the filter and immediately builds the same selection.

By Variable. Highlighted elements: 1. lead variable; 2. condition; 3. exact value; 4. result ordering; 5. lead search above the table; 6. Apply — 1. lead variable · 2. condition · 3. exact value · 4. result ordering · 5. lead search above the table · 6. Apply

Export downloads the complete result as UTF-8 CSV with the same condition and ordering, not only the visible page. Managing leads permission is required for export; the background task progress opens in the process dialog.