LeadConduit Field Classes

Alex Wolfe
Alex Wolfe
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When selecting from the fields list in a rule or mapping you can view a field’s available components by clicking the ellipsis visible to the right of the field name.

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In some field classes, LeadConduit recognizes submitted synonyms or a variety of commonly-used formats. These are translated to a standard format by default.

For instance, phone-class fields recognize the “(111) 222-3333” format, the “111-222-3333” format, and numerous others, and will store store the number in the default “1112223333” format.

Gender-class fields recognize “F”, “f”, “female”, and “Female” and will translate these to “female” for internal use.

When a field is submitted to LeadConduit its value may be stored internally in a standardized form. The standardized form always used in rules and is the default format used in, but the “raw”, as-submitted format is also available for mappings.

For example, an email field is submitted as MikeJones@GMAIL.com. LeadConduit will standardize it to all-lowercase “mikejones@gmail.com and store it that way, and will by default use mikejones@gmail.com in recipient mappings.

As mentioned above, in mappings you can select available field components, but for some fields, like phone, date, and timestamp fields classes you can also translate the format to selected commonly-used formats by clicking the “gear” icon next to the field name.

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Range-class fields are a special type of numeric field. Range values can be submitted as digits like 5 or 428, in which case they’ll evaluate just like number-class fields. But if ranges can also be submitted in the dash-separated format like 18.5-101. In this case LeadConduit will calculate the maximum, minimum, average and integer middle values of the range.

The table below documents LeadConduit’s field classes with each class’s valid submission formats, default internal format, available components and outbound formatting options.

Field Class Submission Formats Default format Components Outbound Formatting
Boolean T,F, True, False, 1,0 (Case-insensitive) true,false (lowercase) - No
Date Numerous common US yyyy-mm-dd - Selectable: Numerous common formats
Email valid email address lowercased Raw, User, Domain, Host, Top level domain Customize using Components
Gender male, female, other, m,f,o (case-insensitive) male, female, other Raw, Abbr (M,F,O) Customize using Components
IP Well-formed IPV4 and IPV6 Note: IPV4 Class D, E, and Loopback addresses will evaluate as “format is invalid” if tested. IPV4 or IPV6 as received - No
Number Integer, floating point, Currency floating point - No
Phone Common US/Canadian Phone pure digits Raw, area, exchange, line, number, extension, Country Code,Is Toll-free Customize using Components
Postal Code US ZIP and Zip+4 US: 5-digit ZIP As submitted, ZIP, Plus 4, Country Code Customize using Components
Postal Code Canada Canada: Postal Code As submitted, Country Code, Forward Sort Area, Local Delivery Unit Customize using Components
Range Single floating point value or two floating point values delimited by a hyphen. As-submitted Raw, Middle (Integer), Max, Min, Avg (Floating point) Customize using Components
State US State / Canadian Provice. Full name or 2-letter code Two-letter Code Raw, Name Customize using Components
Street Any text As-submitted Raw, Number, Name Customize using Components
String Any text As-submitted - As-submitted
Time Common time and timestamp formats yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.sssZ Note: Converts to UTC time zone - Selectable: Numerous common formats plus time zone translation.
URL Well-formed URLs As-submitted Raw, Protocol, Host, Port, Path Customize using Components
TrustedFormURL TrustedForm CertificateURLs As-submitted Raw, Protocol, Host, Port, Path, Age, is_expired, Type (web, mobile, Facebook, masked) Customize using Components

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