Attributes - Group Identity
currentUserGroup - Group Identity Attributes
String Operators widely used with name attributes
The basic range of string operations serves to resolve the string attribute into a boolean outcome. These operators are inserted after the string attribute using the (.) notation e.g. currentUserGroup.name.contains("Corporate")
| Operator | Definition |
|---|---|
| contains | Used to see if the string contains the defined value |
| matches | This is used to perform regular expression-based matching on the string |
| exists | Some proper value exists for this string (i.e. source passed a value that was not an empty string) |
| notExists | The string is either Null or Empty |
| isNull | checks if the string is Null i.e. it was not passed from the source |
| isNotNull | checks if the string is NOT Null |
Name
Use the name attribute to check the user group's name. This allows you to target specific groups based on their name or check if the name contains certain substrings.
Purpose
Target users based on their user group name for personalized messaging or group-specific campaigns.
Usage
- Profile:
currentUserGroup() - Attribute:
name - Data type:
STRING
Supported operators
You can use the following string operators with the name attribute:
| Operator | Definition |
|---|---|
| contains | Used to see if the string contains the defined value |
| matches | Used to perform regular expression-based matching on the string |
| exists | Some proper value exists for this string (i.e. source passed a value that was not an empty string) |
| notExists | The string is either Null or Empty |
| isNull | Checks if the string is Null i.e. it was not passed from the source |
| isNotNull | Checks if the string is NOT Null |
| == | Returns true if both operands have the same value |
Syntax
currentUserGroup.name[Operator][Value]Examples
| Example 1: Check if the user group name has substring "Corp". |
|---|
| currentUserGroup.name.contains("Corp") |
| Example 2: Check if the user group name is "Enterprise Team" |
| :----------------------------------------------------------- |
| currentUserGroup.name == "Enterprise Team" |
| Example 3: Check if the user group name contains "family" |
| :-------------------------------------------------------- |
| currentUserGroup.name.contains("family") |
External ID (externalId)
Use the externalId attribute to check the user group's external identifier. This is useful for targeting user groups based on their external system identifiers.
Purpose
Target user groups based on their external identifiers for integration with external systems or specific group targeting.
Usage
- Profile:
currentUserGroup() - Attribute:
externalId - Data type:
INTEGER/ALPHANUMERIC
Supported operators
You can use the following operators with the externalId attribute:
| Operator | Definition |
|---|---|
| contains | Used to see if the string contains the defined value |
| exists | Some proper value exists for this string |
| isEmpty | Similar to notExists |
| isNotNull | Checks if the string is NOT Null |
| isNull | Checks if the string is Null |
| notExists | The string is either Null or Empty |
| == | Returns true if both operands have the same value |
| != | Returns true if the operands don't have the same value |
| matches | Used to perform regular expression based matching on the string |
Syntax
currentUserGroup.externalId[Operator][Value]Examples
| Example 1: Check if the current user group's external ID contains a string "ENT" |
|---|
| currentUserGroup.externalId.contains("ENT") |
| Example 2: Check if the current user group external ID exists |
| :------------------------------------------------------------ |
| currentUserGroup.externalId.exists() |
| Example 3: Check if the current user group external ID equals "CORP_456" |
| :------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| currentUserGroup.externalId == "CORP_456" |
Created Date (createdDate)
Use the createdDate attribute to check when the user group was created. This is useful for targeting groups based on their creation timeline or age.
Purpose
Target user groups based on when they were created for time-sensitive campaigns or lifecycle-based messaging.
Usage
- Profile:
currentUserGroup() - Attribute:
createdDate - Data type:
DATE
Supported sub-attributes
You can use the following date sub-attributes with the createdDate attribute:
| Sub-Attribute | Definition |
|---|---|
| isAfter | Checks if the creation date is after a specified date and time |
| isBefore | Checks if the creation date is before a specified date and time |
| isNotNull | Checks if the creation date has a value (is not null) |
| isNull | Checks if the creation date is null |
| year | Returns the year of the creation date |
| month | Returns the month of the creation date |
| day | Returns the day of week of the creation date |
| dayOfMonth | Returns the day of the month of the creation date |
| isWeekday | Checks if the creation date falls on a weekday |
| isWeekend | Checks if the creation date falls on a weekend |
| daysDiff | Returns the difference in days between creation date and another date |
| daysDiffFromString | Returns the difference in days between creation date and a date string |
| minutesDiff | Returns the difference in minutes between creation date and another date |
| dateDiff | Returns the difference between creation date and another date |
| isHourBetween | Checks if the creation date's hour falls between specified hours |
| isTimeBetween | Checks if the creation date's time falls between specified times |
| isValid | Checks if the creation date is a valid date |
Syntax
currentUserGroup.createdDate[Sub-Attribute][Parameters]Examples
| Example 1: Check if the user group was created after May 1st, 2025 |
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| currentUserGroup.createdDate.isAfter(2025,5,1,0,0,0) |
| Example 2: Check if the user group was created in 2024 |
| :-------------------------------------------------------- |
| currentUserGroup.createdDate.year == 2024 |
| Example 3: Check if the user group was created on a weekend |
| :----------------------------------------------------------- |
| currentUserGroup.createdDate.isWeekend(true) |
| Example 4: Check if the user group was created more than 30 days ago |
| :-------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| currentUserGroup.createdDate.daysDiff(2025,5,27) > 30 |
Usage Examples - Combined Conditions
| Example 1: Write a rule to check if the user group name contains "Corporate" and was created after May 1, 2024 |
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| Expression: currentUserGroup.name.contains("Corporate") && currentUserGroup.createdDate.isAfter(2024,5,1,0,0,0) |
| Example 2: Write a rule to check if the user group has an external ID and the name is not null |
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| Expression: currentUserGroup.externalId.exists() && currentUserGroup.name.isNotNull(true) |
Updated 19 days ago