When creating a listening topic, you can use Advanced Query Mode to flexibly combine Boolean operators and filtering conditions, enabling more precise content filtering and high-quality matching. OneSight supports the following advanced query syntax:
一、Query Operators
Query Operators | Purposes | Examples |
| Meet any one of multiple query conditions |
|
| Multiple query conditions must be met at the same time |
|
| Group query conditions, giving priority to the query logic within the brackets. |
|
| Fuzzy matching of word stems (suffixes). |
|
| Exclude specific keywords |
|
| Find the relative proximity between two keywords (no order requirement), which can be no more than n words apart, where n can only be 0 or a positive integer. |
|
| Similar to NEAR, but it requires that the order of words must be consistent and n can only be 0 or a positive integer. |
|
二、Query Conditions
Conditions Types | Purposes | Examples |
| To restrict the language of the content |
|
| To restrict the author's country |
|
| To restrict content sentiment |
|
| To restrict the author |
|
| To restrict specific website |
|
| To restrict specific URLs |
|
3. Usage Recommendations
Operators are case-insensitive, but we recommend using uppercase (e.g.,
AND,OR) for better readability.Use parentheses
()to group complex logic in query statements whenever possible.Query statements can be combined with filtering conditions. For complex scenarios, e.g:
("Tesla" OR "Cybertruck") AND Language:"en" AND Sentiment:"Negative"For complex query scenarios (such as competitor comparison, sequential expressions, or multilingual combinations), please feel free to contact the OneSight Customer Success Team for assistance.