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Mapping Filters

Mapping Filters

Mapping-level filters allow you to control which products from your feed are included in each channel’s output. This is useful when you want to send different product subsets to different channels.

Opening the Filter Modal

In the mapping editor, click the orange Filters button in the top bar. This opens the save modal where you can see:

Adding Filters

  1. Click + Add Filter to create a new filter rule.
  2. Configure the filter:
    • ActionInclude keeps only products that match; Exclude removes products that match.
    • Field — Select the product field to filter on.
    • Operator — Choose from: equals (=), not equals (≠), contains, not contains, starts with, ends with, greater than (>), less than (<), greater or equal (≥), less or equal (≤), is empty, is not empty.
    • Value — Enter the comparison value.
  3. The product count updates automatically as you configure filters.

How Filters Work

Filters are applied sequentially from top to bottom. Each rule narrows the result:

Example: To get shoes under $100:

  1. Include — product_type contains “shoes”
  2. Include — price ≤ 100

This first keeps only products containing “shoes”, then from those keeps only products with price ≤ 100.

Numeric Filters

Comparison operators (greater than, less than, etc.) automatically extract numeric values from text. This means they work correctly with price fields like:

SKU Limits

The product count after filtering counts toward your plan’s SKU limit. If the count exceeds your limit, the Save button will be disabled. Add more filters to reduce the product count, or upgrade your plan.

Saving Filters

Click Save Mapping in the modal to save both your mapping rules and filters. Filters are stored with the mapping and applied whenever the feed output is generated.

Effect on Output

Mapping filters affect all outputs: