Category: Configuration
Cludo supports two main credential types for API access: SiteKey and API Key. Use the one that matches how you are calling the API. SiteKey Use SiteKey for client-side and public-facing integrations. This includes search widgets, autocomplete, AI Chat, and AI Summary on your website or in a front-end app. . . . Read more
Cludo’s API is available in two regions. Your API base URL depends on which region your account is in. Base URLs How do I know which region I am in? Your region is determined by your Customer ID, specifically by its numeric value. In other words, the region depends . . . Read more
Cludo’s crawler experience makes configuring site indexing faster, simpler, and less error-prone. Whether you’re preparing a new search engine or updating an existing setup, this guide walks you through each step of the new interface. Overview: What is a Crawler? A crawler is Cludo’s tool for indexing your website content. . . . Read more
Facets and filters play a central role in helping users narrow down their search results. In Cludo, facets are generated from indexed fields within the crawler and can be displayed on your search results page (SERP) to allow users to refine results based on specific categories or metadata values. What . . . Read more
What is the Feedback Module? The Feedback Module is designed to improve content evaluation by enabling end-users to provide structured feedback directly within the search experience. It can be fully customized and styled using the Experience Builder in MyCludo and easily implemented with a simple code snippet. The collected feedback . . . Read more
Current alternative: Experience Builder and 404 module. This documentation covers the legacy Intelligent 404 implemented via the standard 404 script. To create a custom Intelligent 404 implementation with more styling options, check out the new Experience Builder. To implement the latest version of the Intelligent 404 feature, please refer to this . . . Read more
Cludo’s API implementation offers a flexible and customizable approach to integrating advanced search functionalities into your website or application. This guide provides a detailed overview of setting up Cludo’s API on the customer side. How do our API’s work? Cludo offers a powerful set of APIs designed to give you . . . Read more
Redesigning your website is a big step, and ensuring your Cludo search implementation stays aligned during the transition is crucial. Whether you’re an existing client or just getting started, Cludo provides flexible options to support your redesign, especially if you need to crawl a staging site behind a login. When . . . Read more
Getting started: See Crawler Setup Guide, Where to find your Customer ID and Engine ID, and Choosing the right Search Implementation. When you log into MyCludo, you enter the command center for your Cludo search solution. MyCludo is the web-based dashboard where you configure your search and analyze its performance. . . . Read more
What is an Engine? The engine is at the heart of the search setup. When implementing search on the website, an engine is needed to define which results to present. An engine can be connected to the search index of one or multiple crawlers for added flexibility. A lot of . . . Read more