Why attributes decide relevance

Facets and filters are built from your fields.

Color, size, material, category - onsite search can only facet what the data contains. Thin attributes flatten discovery. Inconsistent values fragment it into filters nobody clicks.

Attribute completeness

The fields merchandising rules depend on are populated and validated across the catalog.

Normalized values

Rules standardize colors, sizes and categories so filters group cleanly instead of splintering.

Fresh availability

Sold-out items drop from results before they disappoint a ready-to-buy shopper.

One source of truth

The catalog behind your channels also powers onsite discovery - no drift between the two.

How it works

Connected in three steps.

01

Connect your store

Your full catalog imports automatically with variants, attributes and inventory.

02

Shape the data

Rules normalize attribute values and fill the gaps merchandising logic depends on.

03

Sync on schedule

Catalog changes flow to Searchspring automatically, keeping the index current.

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governed catalog behind search, merchandising and every channel.

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channels the same catalog can feed.

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separate exports for the search index to drift on.

Questions, answered

Searchspring integration questions.

What data does Searchspring index?

Your product catalog - titles, attributes, categories, imagery, price and availability. GoDataFeed delivers it structured and normalized.

Why do my facets look messy?

Facets mirror the data. Inconsistent attribute values split one filter into five. Normalization rules fix it at the source.

How current is availability?

As current as your schedule - stock changes flow through automatically.

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