Adobe Commerce beta releases

Layered search - Search within another search context - With this capability, you can undertake up to two layers of search for your search queries. For example:

• Layer 1 search - Search for “motor” on “product_attribute_1”.
• Layer 2 search - Search for “part number 123” on “product_attribute_2”. This example searches for “part number 123” within the results for “motor”.

Layered search is available for both startsWith search indexation and contains search indexation as described below:

startsWith search indexation - Search using startsWith indexation. This new capability allows:

• Searching for products where the attribute value starts with a particular string.
• Configuring an “ends with” search so shoppers can search for products where the attribute value ends with a particular string. To enable an “ends with” search, the product attribute needs to be ingested in reverse and the API call should also be a reversed string.

contains search indexation -Search an attribute using contains indexation. This new capability allows:

• Searching for a query within a larger string. For example, if a shopper searches for the product number “PE-123” in the string “HAPE-123”.

  • Note: This search type is different from the existing phrase search, which performs an autocomplete search. For example, if your product attribute value is “outdoor pants”, a phrase search returns a response for “out pan”, but does not return a response for “oor ants”. A contains search, however, does return a response for “oor ants”.

Plug and play integration–Provide an Adobe powered, out of the box, integration between Experience Manager Assets and Adobe Commerce to empower merchants to focus on what matters most, with reduced operational costs and improved efficiency.

Personalize product images at scale–Use Experience Manager Assets to generate millions of product variations for personalized Commerce experiences with easy UI based editing tools, generative content creation using Adobe Firefly, and assigned asset workflows to ensure brand consistency. Once you are happy with the assets, seamlessly deliver them to your Commerce storefronts using the Experience Manager Assets Integration.

Easy onboarding–Simplify merchant onboarding with a configurable synchronization process that enables full synchronization between the Experience Manager Assets repository and the Commerce catalog.

Flexible matching strategy–The integration includes default asset matching algorithms based on product SKUs that synchronize images between AEM Assets and Commerce, and it’s extensible using Adobe Developer App Builder. Work with your solution partner to build a custom asset matching strategy on top of the integration to accommodate any asset management repository structure.