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# Available Condition Operators

Trigger conditions can be any complex logic of combined AND or OR statements, where parameters are checked with comparison operators against predefined values.

The input parameters for any condition to be checked are Variables you previously created in your DCP (or any system-predefined existing variables).

Various operators are available to help you precisely target when defining conditional logic or filtering rules. Below is a list of supported operators, along with explanations of their usage and behavior:

| Exactly matches        | True if the value is exactly equal to the specified string (case-sensitive). |
| ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Does not exactly match | True if the value is not exactly equal to the specified string.              |
| Contains               | True if the value contains the specified substring.                          |
| Does not contain       | True if the value does not contain the specified substring.                  |
| Starts with            | True if the value begins with the specified string.                          |
| Does not start with    | True if the value does not begin with the specified string.                  |
| Ends with              | True if the value ends with the specified string.                            |
| Does not end with      | True if the value does not end with the specified string.                    |
| Matches regex          | True if the value matches the provided regular expression pattern.           |
| Does not match regex   | True if the value does not match the provided regular expression pattern.    |
| Bigger                 | True if the value is greater than the specified number.                      |
| Bigger-equal           | True if the value is greater than or equal to the specified number.          |
| Lower                  | True if the value is less than the specified number.                         |
| Lower-equal            | True if the value is less than or equal to the specified number.             |

Use AND or OR statements to combine multiple condition checks.


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