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Learn about enhancing product discovery using EPiServer Find for EPiServer Commerce. This guide covers default Inclusion of Inventory and Pricing, Nested Queries Support, and Improvements in Boosting and Best Bets functionalities. Explore a sample project BrilliantCut that extends EPiServer Find for commerce. Understand the ease of content filtering with EPiServer Find, as cited by Baymard Institute. Discover a code sample from a presentation showcasing effective filtering techniques. For detailed information and resources, visit the provided links.
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Creating the optimal product discovery experience with EPiServer Find Mark Hall • Product Owner EPiServer Commerce
EPiServer.Find.Commerce Improved Find Commerce support version 9.3.0 Inventory and Pricing included in index by default Relations included by default (Categories, Variants, Products, etc) Price and Inventory changes updates index by default Conventions for overriding default behavior http://world.episerver.com/documentation/Items/Developers-Guide/EPiServer-Commerce/9/Search/find-integration/find-integration/
Near Term Improvements EPiServer.Find support for nested queries Nested Query Support will allow range queries on prices and inventory Support for customer specific pricing queries Improvements to boosting and best bets
BrilliantCut Open source project which extends EPiServer.Find for commerce http://jobe.employee.episerver.com https://github.com/jonasbergqvist/brilliantcut
Filtering content is Easy 16% is doing it correctly (Baymard institute) http://baymard.com/blog/external-article-state-of-ecommerce-filters
Related items privateIEnumerable<ContentReference> GetAssociations( ContentReferencecurrentContentLink) { varcontentLinkStrinksCollection = SearchClient.Instance.Search<ContentLinkOrders>() .Filter(x => x.ContentLinkStrings.Match(currentContentLink.ToString())) .Select(x => x.ContentLinkStrings) .GetResult();
Sample Code from presentation https://github.com/lunchin/Quicksilver/tree/Ascend-2015-Find-Commerce