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When querying a list through the Volteras Connect API, you can use filters to refine your search. These filters are similar to SQL queries and include field, operator, and value. For instance, make != 'TESLA' uses “make” as the field, ”!=” as the operator, and “TESLA” as the value. The filter is passed as the filter query parameter of the list endpoint. Its value is a JSON string, which needs to be URL-encoded. For example, this filter:
is sent as:
Access nested objects using a dot (.). Example:
For multiple filters, use an array ([]). All the filters in the array have to match. Filters can include boolean functions (or, and, not), which can be nested up to 5 levels deep:
Note: Use at least one element for or and and, and exactly one for not. Each object holds either a single boolean function or a single filter.

Filter object specification

Boolean functions

Supported operators