Cross Check Rules operators

Review available operators for Cross Check Rule conditions.

Cross Check Rules operators define how the selected field value is evaluated against the specified value, list of values, or another expression. Use operators to compare values, check whether data is present, validate strings, or evaluate collections.

Equality operators

Equality operators allow the system to check whether field values match the specified value.

Operator	Description	Example
equals	Field value equals the specified value.	Country equals `Germany`.
isn't equal	Field value does not equal the specified value.	Country is not `USA`.
equal or null	Field value equals the specified value, or is null.	Middle name equals `Ann`, or is not specified.
equals ignore case	Field value equals the specified value, ignoring letter case.	First name equals `john`, regardless of whether it is written as `john`, `John`, or `JOHN`.
isn't equal ignore case	Field value does not equal the specified value, ignoring letter case.	Last name is not `smith`, regardless of letter case.
equals ignore case or is null	Field value equals the specified value, ignoring letter case, or is null.	Middle name equals `ann`, `Ann`, or `ANN`, or is not specified.

Numeric operators

Numeric operators allow the system to compare field values with numbers.

Operator	Description	Example
less than	Field value is less than the specified value.	Age is lower than `18`.
less than or equal	Field value is less than or equal to the specified value.	Risk score is `30` or lower.
greater than	Field value is greater than the specified value.	Age is higher than `18`.
greater than or equal	Field value is greater than or equal to the specified value.	Risk score is `70` or higher.

String operators

String operators allow the system to evaluate text values, including prefixes, suffixes, and regex patterns.

Operator	Description	Example
begins with	String starts with the specified prefix.	Phone number starts with `+49`.
doesn't begin with	String does not start with the specified prefix.	Phone number does not start with `+1`.
ends with	String ends with the specified suffix.	Email address ends with `.de`.
doesn't end with	String does not end with the specified suffix.	Email address does not end with `.com`.
matches	String matches the specified regex pattern.	Email address matches `.*@example\.com`.
doesn't match	String does not match the specified regex pattern.	Document number does not match `^[0-9]+$`.

Collection operators

Collection operators allow the system to check whether a collection or string contains specific values.

UI label	Description	Example
contains	Collection or string contains the specified element or substring.	Email address contains `@example.com`.
doesn't contain	Collection or string does not contain the specified element or substring.	Email address does not contain `@random.com`.
contains any	Collection contains at least one of the specified values.	Document types include `PASSPORT`, `ID_CARD`, or both.
doesn't contain any	Collection contains none of the specified values.	Document types include neither `DRIVERS` nor `RESIDENCE_PERMIT`.
contains all	Collection contains all of the specified values.	Required checks include both `IDENTITY` and `SELFIE`.
contains only	Collection contains only the specified values, no others.	Risk labels include only `LOW` and `MEDIUM`, with no additional labels.
is in	Field value is one of the values in the specified list.	Country is one of the following values: `DEU`, `FRA`, `ESP`.
isn't in	Field value is not in the specified list.	Country is neither `USA` nor `CAN`.

Other operators

Other operators allow the system to check whether a value is empty.

Operator	Description	Example
is empty	Field value is null, empty string, or empty collection.	Middle name is not specified, is an empty string, or is otherwise empty.
isn't empty	Field value is not empty.	Document number is specified.