Intelligent Search That Knows "Close Enough" Isn't Good Enough
Use Semantic Understanding To Connect With Customers
Our commerce-specific algorithms match your customers’ search intent to the most relevant results. Plus, our AI, Loomi, fills in gaps so you'll help customers find what they want, even with imperfect product data.
Let Natural Language Understanding Do the Work for You
Our Smart Query Relaxation Removes All Dead Ends
Zero results pages are an inconvenience for your shoppers. It can also encourage them to bounce to a competitor's site. Remove these dead ends using Loomi and show similar products in your catalog whenever a search query doesn’t have exact results.
Serve Precise Results With Numeric Understanding
Adjust and Customize Where Necessary To Meet Your Goals
Use Context To Rank Search Results for Conversions
Search Intelligence Matters
Case Studies
The Latest on Search Intelligence
The Forrester Wave™: Commerce Search And Product Discovery, Q3 2023
Search Intelligence FAQs
Common questions about Bloomreach's Search Intelligence product with Bloomreach Discovery.
Search intelligence has many different forms. But Bloomreach’s intelligent search uses artificial intelligence — like NLP and machine learning — to understand a customer’s intent. This helps brands put the right products or services in front of the right eyes at the right time.
There are many things AI can help with, but the most impactful is scalability. Once you have more than 1,000 products in your catalog, trying to manage and optimize for revenue through rules becomes a full-time job. Instead of improving, you'll get stuck troubleshooting issues as rules overlap each other. AI optimizes the majority of searches, letting you focus on the top 20% you want to control.
A search intelligence platform will include four engines: relevance, optimization, personalization, and customization. These nuts and bolts of e-commerce search (aka the “engines”) work together to address site search issues. They work to surface the most relevant results to increase revenue.
One of our favorite examples of intelligent search is “milk chocolate” vs. “chocolate milk.” These queries have very different intents and contexts behind them. But one of the many things search intelligence can do is separate products from their attributes. Another example of intelligent search is detecting the similarities between 3”, 3 in, and 3 inch screws and still returning the same result set.
