No-code data validations

See below for details on all no-code data validations supported by OneSchema which can be used when configuring a template.

Validation	Function	Autofix	Error code
Alphabetical	Only allow alphabetical characters, spaces, and special characters (i.e. ñ and ü)	N/A	37
Boolean	One of two pre-determined options. i.e. "Yes" and "No"; "True" and "False"; "0" and "1".	Adjusts letter casing to match predefined boolean values.	55
Country	Countries, dependent territories, and other.	Auto-transforms between two-digit codes, three-digit codes, and full country names (i.e. US, USA, United States of America).	51
Currency Code	ISO codes for different currencies.	N/A	6
Custom Regex	Supply a custom regex to validate values.	N/A	36
Date DD/MM/YYYY	Dates in DD/MM/YYYY format separated by slashes which require leading zeros.	See dates table below.	25
Date DD/MMM/YY	Dates in DD/MMM/YY separated by slashes which require leading zeros.	See dates table below.	35
Date ISO	Dates in format YYYY-MM-DD (leading zeros).	See dates table below.	29
Date MM/DD/YYYY	Dates in MM/DD/YYYY format separated by slashes which require leading zeros.	See dates table below.	3
Date YYYY/MM/DD	Dates in YYYY/MM/DD format separated by slashes which require leading zeros.	See dates table below.	34
Datetime ISO	Dates in format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:NNTz (timezone).	See datetimes table below.	30
Datetime MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM	Date with time in format MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm.	See datetimes table below.	45
Domain	Values must be valid website domains without a scheme or path.	N/A	10
Email	Values must be an email.	N/A	13
File Name	List of acceptable file name extensions (eg. .doc or .pdf).	N/A	48
IANA Time Zone	IANA time zone in the format Country/City (eg. America/New_York)	N/A	33
JSON Object	Value must be a valid json object	N/A	53
Money	Amount of Money starting with dollar sign (ie. $123.45)	Adds '$' to numbers with up to two decimal places. Adds trailing zero(s) until two decimal digits exist.	31
Number	Numeric values: options for integer only, specific number of decimal places, use of thousands separators, and enforcing a range.	Removes leading `#` and `$`, adds leading and trailing zeros as required, converts accounting notation to negative numbers i.e. (12) to -12.	2
Percentage	Numeric values that end with a percentage sign (%).	Adds '%' to numbers. Adds '0' before decimal place is the number is <1.	40
Phone Number	International e164 format (eg. +14087771288) between 2 and 15 digits.	Adds a leading '+' if one is not present. Removes the following characters: . , / ( ) " " (space).	7
Picklist	Values from a set list of defined options. <40k entries per picklist for performance.	N/A	1
SSN (masked)	SSN with only the last 4 digits (eg. XXX-XX-6789).	Will add '-' and mask the first 5 digits of a 9-digit number so the output matches the format XXX-XX-6789.	42
SSN (unmasked)	SSN with all 9 digits (eg. 123-45-6789).	Will add '-' to a 9-digit number so the output matches the format 123-45-6789.	43
Text	Allow any input.	N/A	N/A
Time HH:MM	Military 24hr time in format HH:mm (eg. 22:30).	N/A	26
Unit of Measurement	ISO codes used for units of measure for intl. trade.	N/A	5
Unix Timestamp	Number of seconds since epoch (Jan 1 1970).	N/A	46
URL	Values must be valid urls.	N/A	8
US Phone Number (ext)	US phone format with optional extension. The extension may be separated from the phone number with the following chars/strings: x, X, #, ext, etx.	Removes US country codes in the following formats: +1, 1-, 1 , 1.	44
US State or Territory	US states or territories.	Transforms between two-digit codes and full state names.	50
US Zip Code	US Zip code for location columns. Both 5 and 9 digit codes are accepted.	N/A	23
UUID	An id of the form 123e4567-e89b-12d3-a456-426655440000.	N/A	52

Dates

The following table contains the date formats OneSchema can identify and transform into the desired format.

Date format	Example
MM-DD-YY	01-15-90
M-DD-YY	1-15-90
DD-MM-YY	15-01-90
DD-M-YY	15-1-90
MM/DD/YY	01/15/90
M/DD/YY	1/15/90
MMM-DD-YY	Jan-15-90
Month-DD-YY	January-15-90
DD-MMM-YY	15-Jan-90
YYYY-MM-DD	1990-01-15
YYYY-M-DD	1990-1-15
MM-DD-YYYY	01-15-1990
M-DD-YYYY	1-15-1990
MM/DD/YYYY	01/15/1990
M/DD/YYYY	1/15/1990
DD/MM/YYYY	15/01/1990
DD/M/YYYY	15/1/1990
YYYY/MM/DD	1990/01/15
YYYY/M/DD	1990/1/15
DD.MM.YYYY	15.01.1990
DD.M.YYYY	15.1.1990
YYYY.MM.DD	1990.01.15
YYYY.M.DD	1990.1.15
Month DD, YYYY	January 15, 1990
MMM. DD, YYYY	Jan. 15, 1990
DD MMM. YYYY	15 Jan. 1990
DD. MMM. YYYY	15. Jan. 1990
ddd, MMM DD, YYYY	Mon, Jan 15, 1990

Datetimes

The following table contains the datetime formats OneSchema can identify and transform into the desired format.

Datetime format	Example
Unix timestamp	1670874565
ddd MMM DD HH:mm:ss YYYY	Wed Jan 15 00:34:60 1990
MM-DD-YY HH:mm	01-15-90 10:10
MM/DD/YY HH:mm	01/15/90 10:10
MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm	01/15/1990 10:10
YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm	1990/01/15 10:10
MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm	01/15/1990 10:10
MM-DD-YYYY HH:mm	01-15-1990 10:10
YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm	1990-01-15 10:10
MM/DD/YY HH:mm:ss xm	01/15/90 10:10:10 am
ISO 8601	1990-01-15T00:34:60.026490+09:30
ISO 8601 without timezone offset	1990-01-15T00:34:60.026490
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm+offset	1990-01-15T10:10+9:30
YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm	1990-01-15T10:10Z
MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm xm	01/15/1990 10:10 pm
DD.MM.YY HH:mm	15.01.90 10:10
DD.MM.YYYY HH:mm	15.01.1990 10:10
DD-MM-YY HH:mm	15-01-90 10:10
DD/MM/YY HH:mm	15/01/90 10:10
DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm	15-01-1990 10:10
DD-MM-YYYY HH:mm xm	15-01-1990 10:10 am