"DIN 1587", "ISO 9001", "EN 853 1SN": Eywora detects standard codes automatically and uses them as hard filters, not as full text.
In the Eywora backend you see, for every hit, all ranking factors with their weight. Not a black box, but explainability.
In B2B shops the search share typically lies between 25 and 40%. Eywora measures this metric per day, week, month and category.
Where classic search matches words, semantic search compares meanings via embeddings. "V2A" finds "A2 stainless steel" even though the words are different.
SKU inputs are treated as exact hits in Eywora, with cross-reference to variants and EAN/GTIN mappings.
Eywora offers 99.5% availability by default. Premium SLA from €499/month with a guaranteed response time from 1 hour and a quarterly review.
Eywora maintains a mix of automatically learned and manually curated synonyms. Industry-jargon synonyms are derived automatically from your catalog.
A high exit rate points to searches that return hits, just not the right ones. Eywora Analytics shows which searches lead to a purchase and which end in an exit, complementing the zero-result list.
"DIN 933 M8x30" wants one specific item, "stainless steel screws" wants to browse, "replace cap nut" is looking for advice. Eywora recognises patterns such as article numbers, standard codes or dimensions and picks the matching search strategy, e.g. an exact hit instead of a broad result list.
Stemming and the more precise lemmatisation ensure that plurals, cases and inflections don't lead to missed hits. Eywora applies them per language, but not to article numbers and standard codes, where every character counts.
Classic search engines discard stop words wholesale. In B2B that can be wrong: in "hose without fitting", "without" changes the meaning completely. Eywora evaluates such words in context instead of blindly removing them.
With merchandising, shop managers decide what appears at the top for specific searches. Eywora offers boosting rules, pinned and custom results, redirects, banners directly in search and zero-result suggestions, without developers.