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title: "Filtering with HubSpot"
description: "Filtering with HubSpot"
keywords: "Hubspot filters operators Source filter"
url: "https://myrapidi.com/wiki/filtering_with_hubspot"
locale: "en"
published: "2024-03-12T12:30:27Z"
modified: "2026-03-02T13:53:25Z"
---

On any HubSpot integration,you can set up a maximum of 5 filters on every transfer ( Source Control being included). This is a limitation on the HubSpot side and it does not allow more than 5 filters at the time on a specific transfer. You can use operators in filters to specify which records should be returned. Values in filters are case-insensitive, with the exception of the IN and NOT\_IN operators which require lowercase values. You can use the following operators in a filter:

1.  LT - Less than
2.  LTE - Less than or equal to 
3.  GT - Greater than
4.  GTE - Greater than or equal to
5.  EQ - Equal to 
6.  NEQ - Not equal to 
7.  BETWEEN - Within the specified range. In your request, use key-value pairs to set highValue and value. You can refer to this [ example.](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/crm/search#between-operator)
8. IN - Included within the specified list. In your request, include the list values in a values array. Inputted values must be in lowercase. You can refer to this [ example .](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/crm/search#in-operator)
9. NOT\_IN - Not included within the specified list. In your request, include the list values in a values [ array](https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/api/crm/search#in-operator). Inputted values must be in lowercase.
10. HAS\_PROPERTY - Has a value for the specified property.
11. NOT\_HAS\_PROPERTY - Doesn't have a value for the specified property.
12. CONTAINS\_TOKEN - Contains a token. In your request, you can use wildcards (\*) to complete a partial search. For example, use the value \*@hubspot.com to retrieve contacts with a HubSpot email address.
13. NOT\_CONTAINS\_TOKEN - Doesn't contain a token.