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We are currently still building up the English documentation; not all sections have been translated yet. Please note that there may still be German screenshots or links to German pages even on pages that have already been translated. This guide mostly addresses English speaking users in Germany.

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Setting up JTL-Search

Your task/initial situation

You have activated JTL-Search and successfully installed and enabled the plug-in in JTL-Shop. Now you need to adjust some settings.

Opening the back end of JTL-Search

The back end of JTL-Search is accessible via the JTL-Customer Centre.

Log in to the JTL-Customer Centre. Go to Produkte > Onlineshops > JTL-Search (Products > Online shop > JTL-Search).
Click the button Aktionen (Actions) and select Verwaltung (Administration). You will be forwarded to the JTL-Search back end.

In the JTL-Search dashboard, you can find an overview of all search queries made via JTL-Search.

First you should change the filter options of JTL-Search. They are being displayed when a search query is sent via the search function in JTL-Shop and a list of results is generated.

Step 2: Adjusting search priorities

Next you should specify which fields will be searched first. This is controlled using search priorities.

Step 3: Adjusting settings

Have a look at the settings. You can specify, for example, what suggestions there should be and how closely the entered search terms must match possible results.

Step 4: Refining the search

This step can be done as required. Little by little, using synonyms, stop words and landing pages, you can adjust the search function to your exact requirements according to the entries made by your customers.

Further reading: Synonyms, stop words, landing pages