Expand your search beyond just presentation names and metadata properties. Use Data 360
to create an index of searchable strings from your presentation content. In the content library,
your field users can find presentations by searching within presentation content and see why
presentations match their search terms.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Life Sciences
Cloud, Life Sciences Cloud for Customer Engagement Add-on license, Data 360, and the
Life Sciences Customer Engagement managed package.
Note Smart content search is supported only in orgs with both Life Sciences Cloud and Data
360. Smart content search isn't supported when a Life Sciences Cloud org is connected as a
Data 360 companion org.
How the Search Index Works
To create a search index, Data 360
processes raw presentation file text, extracts its meaning, and chunks presentation content
into manageable, semantically meaningful units. Then, Data 360 generates vector embeddings
from the chunks and adds them to your search index. The vector embeddings for your
presentation content capture the meaning, context, and relationships between
concepts.
After the vector embeddings are added to the search index, your field users can perform vector
searches to find the right presentation quickly, even when they don't know the exact
presentation title or tag. Vector searches return results based on your users' search intent
and semantic similarity. Search results are ranked by a relevance score, and users only see
presentations with a score of 75% or higher to ensure high confidence matches.
How Smart Content Search Works
In the content library, field users search to find approved presentations for interactions with
healthcare professionals (HCPs). In a search for “autoimmune disease outcomes,” smart
content search returns presentations that contain content about autoimmune conditions,
clinical outcomes, or related concepts and terminology. Search results for "heart disease"
include presentations that discuss cardiovascular risk, cardiac outcomes, or coronary
conditions, even if the content doesn't include the search terms.
Smart content search requires online
access. When users are offline, search results include standard keyword-based matches on
presentation names, tags, and metadata properties.
Set Up Smart Content Search Use Data 360 to create a vector search index of searchable strings from your presentation content.
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