Overview

RSQL operators can be used to retrieve Customer data based on specific criteria. The following table lists the available criteria and operators that can be used to filter Customer data:

Criteria	Description	Operator Used
billing.address_1	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.address_2	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.address_3	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.city	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.country_code	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.first_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.middle_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.last_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.phone	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.postal_code	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
billing.state	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
company_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
company_registration_number	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
email_address	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
entity_id	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
id	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
phone_number	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.address_1	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.address_2	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.address_3	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.city	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.country_code	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.first_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.middle_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.last_name	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.phone	number	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =gt=, =ge=, =lt=, =le=
shipping.postal_code	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
shipping.state	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
title	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
work_phone	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
tax.identifier	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=
created_at	date	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =gt=, =ge=, =lt=, =le=
updated_at	date	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =gt=, =ge=, =lt=, =le=
language	string	==, !=, =in=, =out=, =regex=

RSQL operators

The following table lists the RSQL operators that can be used to filter Customer data:

Operator	Description
==	equal
!=	not equal
=lt=	less than
=le=	less than and equal to
=gt=	greater than
=ge=	greater than and equal to
=regex=	pattern matching
=in=	multiple arguments search
=out=	exclude
;	Logical AND
,	Logical OR

ℹ️
Logical AND (;) has higher precedence than Logical OR (,). This means that in an expression without parentheses, the AND operations will be evaluated before the OR operations. To change the order of evaluation, you can use parentheses () to group expressions and override the default precedence.

For example:

criteria1;criteria2,criteria3 is evaluated as (criteria1 AND criteria2) OR criteria3
(criteria1,criteria2);criteria3 is evaluated as (criteria1 OR criteria2) AND criteria3

Example Queries

The following table provides example RSQL queries for the Customer API and their descriptions:

Query	Description
`/v2/customer?search=id==123&order_by=ASC&order_criteria=email_address&page_size=1&page_number=2`	Retrieves the customer with id `123`, ordered by email address in ascending order, with a page size of `1` and page number `2`.
`/v2/customer?search=id==123435&order_by=DESC&order_criteria=billing.address_1&page_size=10&page_number=1`	Retrieves the customer with id `123435`, ordered by billing address `1` in descending order, with a page size of `10` and page number `1`.
`/v2/customer?search=id==dg373&order_by=ASC&order_criteria=company_name&page_size=1&page_number=2`	Retrieves the customer with id `dg373`, ordered by company name in ascending order, with a page size of `1` and page number `2`.