Consumers' searches are saved and used as data for various search functions.

Clear and useful statistics on what customers searched for and how many search results were generated. In the statistics view, it is possible to filter out search terms that have not yielded a hit. These can be linked to products, product groups, web pages and more through the Dedicated search field function.

A dedicated search field per language is available on individual products, categories, brands, web pages and blog posts. Search terms can be entered manually and generate hits when the terms are used in a search.

A search on a Product-ID can give a direct hit on a product. The user is thus sent to the product page directly without the search result being displayed.

Support for redirects for an unlimited number of search phrases. Can for example be used to send visitors to a brand during a search on Nike or similar.

Opportunity to link synonyms to keywords and phrases and thus make it easier for end customers to get it right. You can create synonyms for search phrases that are used without generating hits in your e-commerce. A common problem is spelling or spelling terms that do not match the terminology you use. This can be solved through active work with synonyms.

Ability to create content in an html editor that is activated and displayed at the top of the search result (Deep Search). You can link one or more search phrases to the same content.

Opportunity to present search phrases that have generated search results for other customers. The keywords are ranked according to how often someone searched for them. You control how many times a search phrase must have been used previously to be presented as a suggestion. You also select how many search phrases to present in the Quick Search view.

Of course, you can offer a smooth filtering of the search results. This gives your customers the opportunity to find what they are looking for faster and the conditions for conversion are raised.

Pagination for the results in Deep Search, even when the deep search lacks filters.

Support for search of special characters.

Enable the visitor to search web pages and blog posts. It is possible to display search results for web pages and blog posts in both Quick Search and Deep Search.

List popular and trending searches at clicks in the search box. Possibility to set a time interval on which the features are to be based. Number of months for popular and days for trending searches.

Possibility to 'save' previous searches which are then displayed by clicking in the search box.

Opportunity to highlight search suggestions in Quick Search. According to best practice, it is the autocomplete phrases that are highlighted and not what the customer has searched for. Examples ipad, ipad cases, ipad chargers.

When searching for gift cards, it’s possible to redirect to the feature (landing page) for Askås gift cards.

Improvements so that all the words the visitor searches for must match any field for a product in order for it to count as a hit (before it was enough for one word to match). It also means that the handling of special characters such as hyphens is better than before.

In the settings for Deep Search, it is possible to "boost" special data fields. A boost value between 1–10 indicates how high relevance a hit in the current field should give. The higher the value, the higher the relevance.