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I have several domains which I receive report emails with attachments where those attachments are auto removed and saved into a folder/directory on google drive.

The attachment name format is:
<reporting domain>!<domain being reported>!<some number 1>!<some number 2>.xml.gz
<reporting domain>!<domain being reported>!<some number 1>!<some number 2>.zip
<reporting domain>!<domain being reported>!<some number 1>!<some number 2>!<some number3>.json.gz
example:
google.com!ullec.xyz!1675641600!1675727999.xml.gz

I manually move these files every couple of days from the top-level directory into their respective domain-name directory. So, in the above example, I'd move that file into the ullec.xyz sub-directory.

How can I get Hazel to do this for me?

Look up match patterns in the manual. You can set up a pattern with a custom attribute to grab the second part. You can then use that custom attribute in a Rename or Sort into subfolder pattern.

I create a rule with 2 conditions:
(1) Kind is not folder
(2) Name matches <anything><A Custom List of Domains><anything>
with an action of:
Sort into subfolder with pattern <A Custom List of Domains>

I also ran into a bug while editing the domains list. I'll submit via the contact.