Manage Product Search Filters for a B2B Commerce Store
Help customers narrow their search results by managing product search filters.
Configure filters for standard product fields, such as price and product family, or variation
attribute fields, such as size and color.
When adding product filters, keep in mind that field permissions-level security settings
aren’t applied to results filters. Add only the results filters that you want to expose to
your shopper. See Field Permissions.
In the navigation sidebar, select a store from the Store
dropdown.
Select Settings | Search.
On the Results Filters tab, click Manage Filters.
Move filters from the Available Fields column to the Selected Fields column.
By default, you can configure up to 25 searchable fields and 50 filterable fields. To
configure a total of 100 searchable and filterable fields, contact Salesforce Customer
Support. The Category field is always included as a filter option and can't be removed. If
you're adding a Price filter, see Considerations for Configuring Price Filters and Sort Rule in Your D2C
Store.
To change the display order of the filters, select a filter in the Selected Fields
column and use the up and down arrows to move the filter.
If you choose to automatically select the 10 most-relevant facets, the order in the
Selected Fields column is ignored.
To remove a filter, select it from the Selected Fields column and move it to the
Available Fields column.
Important We recommend that you localize all filter values, such as red, blue,
and green on a color filter and update the search index to reflect the changes on the
results page. By localizing the values, you make sure that all filters appear as expected.
For more information about translation and localization, see Sell Globally.
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