When creating a feed, you'll see a variety of filters that help you control what data points are included.
Inventory Filters
At launch, the following fields are available as filters:
Condition
Limit to only new or used vehicles
Aged Inventory
Limit to vehicles that have been on the site for X days
Input the minimum age of vehicle you want included in the feed.
Price
Select from "greater than", "less than", or "equal to"
Input a value that you want to filter by
Price Drop
Limit to vehicles that have had a recent price drop of XX dollars
input the amount of the price drop you want to filter by.
On Lot Status
Allows you to filter out in transit vehicles
Select "Yes" to only include vehicles on lot, or "No" for only dealers not on lot.
Show Only Vehicles At Selected Location(s)
Allows you to filter out cross posted inventory
Select "Yes" to only include vehicles located at the relevant dealership, or "No" for only vehicles not located at the relevant dealership
Image Type
Limit to vehicles that have Custom, Stock, or Placeholder images
From there, you can multi select filters for the following attributes:
Year
Make
Model
Trim
Location
Fuel Type
Drive Train
Exterior Color
VIN
Include/Exclude
For any data point, you can set filters for the feed to "Include" that data point or "Exclude" that data point.
This means that you can create a feed for only Toyota Corolla VINs, but not 2023 or 2024 models.
Filter Groups
Sometimes, one set of filters per feed isn't enough. So now you can "group" filters to certain filters are applied only to certain data sets.
How they work:
Any data that matches any filter group condition will be included in the feed.
If two filter groups contradict each other, it may result in 0 results being included (i.e. Filter Group 1 is "only include vehicles > $40,000 in MSRP" and Filter Group 2 is "exclude vehicles > $40,000 in MSRP).