Unito features

What Are Operators? (And What Do They Do?)

Unito's operators play a key role in how rules work. Here's how.

In this article:

What are operators?

 An operator is a condition a work item has to meet for a Unito flow to take a particular action. Operators are an important part of building rules. Here are a few examples of Unito rules, with the operators bolded:

  • If a Trello card is open, sync it to an Asana project.
  • If a Smartsheet row's priority dropdown is set to low, set issue status in Jira to backlog.
  • If a ServiceNow record's age field is greater than 10,  set priority in ClickUp to urgent.

Unito rules support many types of operators. You'll find them below.

What operators does Unito support?

Unito supports these operators:

  • Contains
  • Does not contain
  • Is
  • Is not
  • Is / Has no value
  • Is / Has any value
  • Is greater than
  • Is greater or equal to
  • Is equal to
  • Is less or equal to
  • Is less than
  • Is between
  • Is on or after
  • Is on or before
  • Is less than
  • Is in the past

Which fields do operators work with?

Not all operators are compatible with all kinds of fields. Here's a quick summary of which types of fields each operator works with.

Operators // Field Type String1, Rich Text, or URL Enum2 Number Date
Contains
Does not contain
Is
Is not
Is / Has no value
Is / Has any value
Is greater than
Is greater or equal to
Is equal to
Is less or equal to
Is less than
Is between
Is on or after
Is on or before
Is less than
Is in the past

1E.g. Dropdowns

2E.g. Priority, Security Level