A user is attempting to filter customers in Shopify Flow’s Get Customer Data action using an advanced query with a logical AND operator. They want to find customers with a specific tag (EdTest) who live in the UK, but the query behaves as if using OR instead of AND.
Key Issue:
Query syntax like default.defaultAddress.country:NotACountry is invalid because query filters don’t support dot notation (except for metafields)
The invalid portion gets ignored by the API, causing unexpected results
Solution Provided:
Available query filters are limited and documented in the Shopify Admin GraphQL API reference
The “country” filter exists but is deprecated in favor of customer segments
Filtering by city/town is not possible through queries
Recommended Approach:
Use customer segments instead for more complex filtering requirements
Leverage Segment Joined/Left triggers in Flow workflows
Reference Shopify’s customer segmentation documentation for implementation guidance
The discussion remains open for the user to explore the segments approach.
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I am trying to combine two conditions with a logical AND in an advanced query in the Get customer data action in my workflow. My customers have the tag EdTest and live in the UK; so I would expect the following expression to evaluate to FALSE:
tag:EdTest AND default.defaultAddress.country:NotACountry
However, this evaluates to TRUE for all customers with the EdTest tag (as if the AND were in fact an OR). I’ve also tried a variation of the query syntax without the leading “default.”:
tag:EdTest AND defaultAddress.country:NotACountry
but the result is the same. (See images below.)
How can I filter my customers based on a property of their address?
There is a “country” filter. I’m not sure if it filters by default address or some other address. I’ll note that the filter is also deprecated in favor of segments. So you may want to instead create a segment and use Segment Joined/Left triggers in conjunction with the segment.
Thanks Paul - that’s helpful. How can I filter my customers according to the town or city in which they live (as specified in their default address)? Should I use segments instead? I’ve never heard of those, so if you could point me to some examples, that would be very helpful.