Selects the backend search engine used for indexing and querying catalog data. Available

options include MySQL, Elasticsearch (deprecated), and OpenSearch. OpenSearch is

recommended for better performance and scalability.

Defines how multiple search terms are combined. AND (preferable) returns results

containing all keywords, improving accuracy. OR returns results containing any of the

keywords, increasing result breadth.

Controls how wildcard searches are applied to improve partial matching of search terms.

Options include:

• Wildcard Search – Matches terms containing the keyword anywhere.

• Wildcard search at start – Matches terms ending with the keyword.

• Wildcard search at end* – Matches terms starting with the keyword.

• No – Disables wildcard search.

Enables displaying search results across multiple store views. When enabled, results appear

in separate tabs per store on the search results page. Autocomplete remains store-specific.

Allows selection of store views where cross-store search is applicable. Only relevant when

cross-store search is enabled.

Defines keywords for which wildcard search should not be applied. This helps

maintain precise search results for specific terms.

Allows automatic replacement of search terms to improve result accuracy and

handle common misspellings or synonyms.

Defines the keyword(s) that should be detected in the search query. Multiple

words can be added, separated by commas.

Configures advanced search patterns using expressions to handle special

characters, formatting, or complex queries.

Specifies the expression used to transform the matched query into a

searchable format.

Redirects users from non-existent (404) pages to relevant search results,

improving user experience.

Automatically redirects users to the product page if the search query

returns only one result.

Enables a sitelinks search box in Google search results for the store,

improving SEO and navigation.

Enables category-based filtering on the search results page, allowing users to refine results

by category.

Displays search results in tabbed format based on content types (e.g., Products, CMS Pages)

when the number of results exceeds the specified threshold. Enter 0 or leave empty to always display tabs.

Enables a search bar on category pages, allowing users to search for products within the

selected category.

Defines the minimum number of products required in a category for the search bar to be

displayed. If the product count is below this value, the search bar will not appear.

Includes Magento CMS widgets in search indexing, allowing their content

to appear in search results.

Converts accented or special characters into standard text to improve

search matching and consistency.

Defines the time period (in months) used to calculate product popularity

for sorting purposes. Set 0 or leave empty to consider all-time data.

Specifies IP addresses that should be excluded from search analytics and tracking. This is

useful for filtering out internal or test traffic to ensure accurate search data.

Verifies the current status of the configured search engine to ensure it is running and

accessible.

Removes all search indexes from the current search engine connection. This helps resolve

outdated or incorrect data issues. Reindexing is required afterward.

Deletes search indexes related to the current store only, based on the configured index

prefix. Reindexing is required after this action to restore search functionality.

Automatically detects and corrects spelling mistakes in user search

queries to improve result accuracy.

Shows a notification or suggestion to users indicating the corrected

search term.

Displays alternative or related search terms, especially when no exact

results are found.

Defines the minimum number of characters required before autocomplete

suggestions start appearing.

Sets the delay (in milliseconds) before displaying search suggestions after user

input.

Enhances autocomplete performance by using optimized indexing

(requires Elasticsearch/OpenSearch).

Allows selection of content types (Products, Categories, CMS Pages) to appear

in autocomplete results.

Restores previous search results when users navigate back from

autocomplete selections.

Defines how autocomplete results are displayed.

Options include:

1 Column – displays results in a single vertical list;

2 Columns – splits results into two sections (commonly categories/content on one side and products on the other);

Full Width Size – expands the autocomplete dropdown across the full width of the page for a broader display.

Defines how product prices are fetched:

Database (Fast) – retrieves price directly from index for faster performance;

Magento (Final Price Only) – shows final calculated price (including discounts);

Magento (Default Display) – uses Magento’s standard pricing logic (including tier/group pricing if applicable).

Allows manually specifying search terms (comma-separated) that should always appear in

suggestions. If left empty, the system automatically shows top popular terms.

Allows specifying terms (comma-separated) that should be excluded from appearing in

autocomplete suggestions.

Shows the current status of the index (e.g., Ready), indicating whether it is properly indexed

and available for search.

Enables or disables the search index. Only enabled indexes are used

in search results.

Specifies the product attribute used for search matching

(e.g., SKU, Name, Description).

Defines the importance of each attribute in search relevance. Higher values increase

priority in search results.

Specifies the score multiplier applied to matching products, affecting

their ranking in search results.

Defines whether the product score should be increased or decreased based on the

applied rule.

Determines how the score value is applied, either as a multiplier (times) or as a fixed

addition (points).

Selects the basis for score calculation, such as initial score, product popularity (orders),

or product rating (reviews).

Defines the scope of products to which the rule will be

applied based on specified conditions.

Ensures that the rule is applied only when all defined

conditions are satisfied.

Specifies the product attribute used for filtering

(e.g., Category, Color, New).

Defines how the condition is evaluated

(e.g., contains, is, equals).

Specifies the value that the attribute must match for

the condition to be true.

Allows adding additional conditions to refine

product selection.

Creates a new group of related keywords that will be treated as equivalent

in search queries.

Lists the grouped keywords that are treated as interchangeable in search

queries.

Defines the store view or website scope where the synonym group will be

applied.

Specifies a list of keywords separated by commas that will be treated as

interchangeable in search queries.

Merges the entered synonyms with any existing groups instead of creating

duplicates.

Defines common words (e.g., the, and, with) that should be ignored during search

queries to improve relevance.

Allows administrators to manually add new stopwords that should be excluded

from search processing.

Specifies the store view where the stopword rule will be applied, supporting

multi-store configurations.

Helps manage and view stopwords efficiently using filters, pagination, and column

controls.

Enter the word that should be ignored during search queries (e.g., and, the, with) to improve

result relevance.

Select the store view where this stopword will be applied, allowing store-specific search

optimization.

Displays the actual Elasticsearch/OpenSearch query generated by the system for

the entered search term.

Executes the validation process and retrieves indexed data from the search

engine.

Displays the raw indexed data stored in the search engine, including all

attributes and values for the entity.

Assigns categories to control which products are displayed on

the landing page.

Displays applied filters used to refine product results on the

landing page.

Indicates whether search queries will redirect users to this

landing page.

Redirects users to this landing page when configured conditions (such as search term,

category, or filters) are met.

Defines how search engines should crawl and index the page (e.g.,

INDEX, FOLLOW).

Contains SEO configuration settings to improve search engine

ranking and visibility.

Allows adding custom content for the landing page using Page Builder or

HTML.

Opens the Page Builder interface to design and structure page content

visually.

Allows adding custom XML code to modify the layout and structure of

the landing page.

Contains all settings related to managing and displaying landing page

content.

Allows applying attribute-based conditions to refine the product collection displayed on

the landing page.

Displays the total number of searches performed within the selected

period.

Displays percentage breakdown of total searches, unique searches,

and users.