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            Use a Static Relationship in an Einstein Recipe

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            Use a Static Relationship in an Einstein Recipe

            After you associate products with each other in a static relationship, you can use it as an ingredient in Einstein Recipes to define which products to recommend with other products. When making recommendations, Personalization considers any static relationships you’ve configured.

            Required Editions

            Permissions Needed
            To add static relationships: A role with Recipes Create/Edit permissions
            Note
            Note This ingredient is available only if:
            • You have Static Relationships enabled for your account, and
            • You’re tracking products on the dataset.
            1. Before you can use the static relationship ingredient in an Einstein Recipe, you must define static relationships to associate products with one another in your catalog. For more information, see Define Static Relationships.
            2. In the Machine Learning section of the main navigation, click Einstein Recipes.
            3. Click New Recipe.
            4. Enter a Name for the recipe.
            5. Click Recommendation Type and select Product from the dropdown.
            6. On the Ingredients tab, click Add ingredient and select Static Relationship from the dropdown.
            7. Select parameters for the ingredient.
            8. Add additional ingredients, exclusions, inclusions, boosters, and variations as necessary.
            9. Save your work.
             
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