Add Rules

Under Build your rule, select the Condition to be met, and follow the instructions to complete the statement.

• Search query contains - Enter the string of text that must be in the shopper’s query. The Match setting determines the degree to which the shopper’s query matches the catalog. Options:
  Any - Any part of the shopper’s query text can match the condition.
  All - All of the shopper’s query must match the condition.
• Search query is - Enter a string of text that exactly matches the shopper’s query. For example: “yoga pants”. Rules with Search query is and Match All can have only one condition.
• Search query starts with - Enter a character or string of text that must be at the beginning of the shopper’s query.
• Search query ends with - Enter a character or string of text that must be at the end of the shopper’s query.

The results appear immediately in the Test your rule pane and are numbered by priority. You can use the Results per row slider in the upper right to change the number of products in each row.

To test other queries, change the query text in the Test your rule search box and press Return.
Initially, the test pane renders the query from the Conditions search box. But now it is rendering the query from the test query box. The test pane renders only one query at a time.

If you like the result, update the text in the Conditions search box. Then, click anywhere on the page to update the results in the test pane.

To build a simple rule with one condition, go to Step 3: Add events.

To build a rule with multiple conditions, click Add condition.
A rule can have up to ten conditions. The logical operator that joins two conditions is based on the current Match setting. By default, Match is All and the logical operator is AND.

Select the second condition and enter the required query text.

To change the logic of the rule, change the Match setting to determine how closely the shopper’s search criteria must match the query condition. Set Match to one of the following:

• Any - (Default) All logical operators in the rule are set to OR and the results appear in the test pane.
• All - All logical operators in the rule are set to AND and the results appear in the test pane.

The Match value determines the logical operator that is used to join multiple conditions. Changing the Match setting changes all logical operators in the rule. It is not possible to combine AND and OR in the same rule.

In this example, rather than searching for “yoga pants”, there are two separate queries that search for “yoga” or “pants”. This rule is less specific and is triggered more often in the storefront than the other.

To add another condition, click Add condition and repeat the process.

Click and drag a product in the Test pane. Drag and drop it at the desired position. The Product and Postion fields are automatically populated in the Events pane.

Under Events, choose the Event to take place when the associated conditions are met.

For example, choose Hide a product. Then, enter the name of the product that you want to hide. Products are suggested as you type.

For multiple events, choose any other events that you want to trigger when conditions are met.

Under Details, enter a Name for the rule. All rule names must be unique.

Enter a brief Description of the rule.

Enter the Start Date and End Date for the rule to be active or choose the dates from the calendar.

To select a range of dates, click the first date and drag to select the range.

Examine the results of the rule in the test pane.

If the rule has multiple queries, test each one that might be affected by the rule.

When complete, click Save and publish.

The rule is added to the list in the rules workspace.

Although active rules go into effect immediately, you might have to wait up to 15 minutes for the cached query results in the storefront to be refreshed.