Category: Feature Description

Cludo Experience Builder

Cludo’s Experience Builder is a user-friendly tool that enables you to tailor your website’s search and interaction capabilities. The feature simplifies the process of modifying and implementing new search features without needing extensive technical capabilities or support. Designed for full control, the Experience Builder includes real-time previews for immediate feedback . . . Read more

What is Cludo Assistant?

The Cludo Assistant is another type of experience that combines traditional search and our intelligent AI Chat. The Assistant is an actionable search overlay that is easily implemented by inserting a script that could be site-wide or on selected pages only. It offers a bunch of customization options, allowing you . . . Read more

What is the Account Overview?

The account overview provides a summary of usage analytics, consisting of four widgets, each highlighting various statistics. Note: Depending on your subscription level, charts, filters, and AI Chat responses might not be accessible. Engine count The Engine count widget displays the usage of engines compared to the available quantity within . . . Read more

What are Actionable Recommendations?

Actionable Recommendations provide tailored recommendations to improve the setup in MyCludo based on the current configuration, search data, and machine learning.  These recommendations go beyond traditional analytics by providing a dynamic and individualized approach to optimization. This tool serves as a catalyst for long-term growth and encourages regular engagement with . . . Read more

What is Web Content Highlighter?

Web Content Highlighter is a feature that highlights the search query on the specific landing page the visitor has selected from the search results. This makes it easier for the visitor to find exactly what they were searching for. This way, the feature helps to optimize usability. Just like all . . . Read more

What is smart crawling?

Smart crawling allows the crawler to run more frequently, leveraging the XML sitemap(s) of your site. It uses the lastmod timestamps in the sitemap to detect if a page was updated since the last crawl. This allows the crawler to only re-crawl recently modified pages, saving time and resources when . . . Read more

What are search categories?

The “Category” field is a standard field in the crawler, and can be set up to identify a specific type of content when crawling. This can be useful when implementing the template as it becomes very easy to implement a filter on said category. The example above is just one . . . Read more

Setting up Cludo for intranets

You may wish to implement Cludo on an intranet solution that is otherwise closed to the public. For this, you will want to consider how the crawler should access the site as well as how secure the implementation needs to be. Ways to allow crawling behind login In order to . . . Read more