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What does it mean when Convert says that a rank model is unavailable?
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How much data needs to be provided to obtain accurate rankings from Convert?
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How long does it take to start seeing recommended product rankings from Convert?
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Is Solr performance impacted when Convert's rankings are implemented?
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Which areas of the shopping experience can be optimized by Convert?
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How do I tweak the results that Convert recommends? For example how do I make sure that my sale and new items still end up on top of lists?
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Can Convert help with offline purchases or collect data from offline purchase channels?
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How much effort is involved in integrating Convert with my existing commerce and search platforms?
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Is replacing our commerce platform, analytics tools, or search platform required in order to use Convert?
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That’s great that it works with our site's existing tools, but that sounds like an expensive implementation project, right?
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Our merchandising team knows what our customers want, and what products need to be promoted to meet our business objectives. It sounds helpful to have Convert automate our process at times, but sometimes we will want to choose which products to boost.
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Today, many different roles in my organization participate in the process to optimize our site's search and category pages. Who will use Convert, and are all of the other steps still required?
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This sounds like the boost and bury functionality that is built into many merchandising and search tools, what’s different?
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Our site uses a product recommendations platform that targets relevant products to our customers, what does Convert do that these systems cannot?
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Our site uses Google Analytics which provides reports of abandonment and conversion from category and search pages. What does Convert provide beyond those capabilities?
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Why would I use this instead of just building our site's search on a modern search platform like Elasticsearch?
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Does Convert offer a hosted search platform?
