In AutoReach, you have the ability to create dynamic contact lists using the Person filter. This filter, which can be used for building lists or anywhere else where filtering and custom-field-matching is needed, allows you to sort and filter your contacts based on various criteria. This guide will help you understand how to use various filter operators to get the most out of this feature.
Not Equal
The 'Not Equal' operator is used when you want to find contacts whose stored value does not match the value you're searching for. For example, if you're looking for contacts who have not been assigned to the 'Sales' team, you would use the 'Not Equal' operator.
Does Not Contain
The 'Does Not Contain' operator is used when you want to find contacts where the stored value does not contain the value you're searching for. For example, if you're looking for contacts whose email does not contain 'gmail.com', you would use the 'Does Not Contain' operator. This operator is case insensitive, meaning it doesn't differentiate between upper and lower case letters.
In
The 'In' operator is used when you want to find contacts where the stored value matches any of the values you're searching for. For example, if you're looking for contacts who have been assigned to either 'Sales', 'Marketing', or 'Support' teams, you would use the 'In' operator.
Not In
The 'Not In' operator is used when you want to find contacts where the stored value does not match any of the values you're searching for. For example, if you're looking for contacts who are not assigned to either 'Sales', 'Marketing', or 'Support' teams, you would use the 'Not In' operator.
Is Not Empty
The 'Is Not Empty' operator is used when you want to find contacts where the stored value is not null and is not empty. For example, if you're looking for contacts who have provided their phone number, you would use the 'Is Not Empty' operator.
Is Not Null
The 'Is Not Null' operator is used when you want to find contacts where the stored value is not null. For example, if you're looking for contacts who have been assigned a team (regardless of which team it is), you would use the 'Is Not Null' operator.
In List
The 'In List' operator is used when you want to find contacts who are a member of a specific list. For example, if you're looking for contacts who are members of your 'VIP Customers' list, you would use the 'In List' operator.
Not In List
The 'Not In List' operator is used when you want to find contacts who are not a member of a specific list. For example, if you're looking for contacts who are not members of your 'Cold Leads' list, you would use the 'Not In List' operator.
These operators can be used to create highly targeted contact lists in AutoReach, allowing you to customize your campaigns to reach specific groups of people. Remember to test your lists to ensure they are working as expected