What SE10 does for you
Six use cases instead of feature names — sorted by what they do for you. Anything that isn’t finished yet is labeled.
Find what they mean
Typos don’t get in the way. Full-text search with tolerance and a visible “did you mean” hint.
Part numbers, however they’re written. With spaces, hyphens or without — SE10 recognizes the number.
Suggestions as you type. After a few characters, products, categories and terms appear.
Data sheets count too. When a value only appears in a PDF — load rating, bore, certification — the search reaches the product through its data sheet.
Similar products when results run thin. If barely anything matches, SE10 adds related products in a block of their own. Your regular search stays exactly as it is; switch it on per shop.
Mockups show a German sample catalog.
Two clicks to a shortlist
Facets from your data. Category, brand, material — whatever your catalog holds becomes filterable.
Range filters for dimensions and prices. From–to fields or a slider instead of checkbox lists, also straight from the search text (“50 to 80 mm”).
Availability and sorting. In-stock first, sorted by price, relevance or your own rules.
Every filter set up one by one. Which field becomes a filter, what it is called in each language, where it sits and how it is shown: a setting, not a code change. The interface for it arrives with the merchant portal.
One search, every language
Multilingual from one dataset. Every shop language from a single index, no duplicate maintenance.
Language-switch hint. An English query in the German storefront with nothing to show? SE10 looks in your other language storefronts and offers the switch — linking to the product and to the results over there. You decide which storefronts take part.
More than products. Categories, guides and content pages as their own result types.
Redirects. Terms like “shipping” or “summer sale” lead straight to the right page.
Guides and website without a plugin. Enter your sitemap address and your content pages are searched along with your products — from WordPress, Typo3 or a static site just as well.
See what people search for
Zero-results report. What was searched but not found: your shopping list for products and synonyms.
Search statistics. The most frequent queries, clicks and trends — your assortment from your customers’ point of view.
Conversion funnel. From search to click to purchase.
In your own customer area. Overview, search analytics and your settings sit behind your own login — check them whenever you like, no need to ask us.
Embedded in an hour
Widget via script tag — one line in your shop. If SE10 goes down, the shop’s standard search takes over automatically.
Design via configurator. Set colors, type and radii in your customer area, with the real widget running as a live preview next to it.
Bring your own data. Point us at a feed address or upload a file: SE10 works out the fields, shows you a preview, then runs the import.
API and MCP. The widget is just a client — your own frontends and AI assistants included.
Three operating models. Our cloud (Germany), a rented server, or an installation on your premises.
More than a search box
Multiple sales channels. B2C shop, B2B portal, country stores: one dataset, with visibility and list prices set per channel.
Frequently bought together. Drawn from your past orders, analyzed anonymously: matching products on the product page and in the cart. No maintenance, no customer data.
Virtual catalog. Categories and products from your index as a standalone view — in an app, say, or on a website without a shop — with deep links straight into the product.in the works
Advisor widgets. Size advisors, product finders and co.: answer a few criteria, get a recommendation. You assemble the advisor yourself.in the works
Photo instead of typing. Photograph a type plate or an invoice, and SE10 reads out the part number and type designation to search with — made for the phone.in the works
Integrations
Four ways are ready today: the Shopware plugin, product feeds by address, files by upload, and your website through its sitemap. Everything else runs through the API — or we build it with you.