Web moduleProduct Finder

The right product in a few clicks. Counted, not guessed.

The Product Finder brings the hub's linked data to your website. Customers filter by the technical values they actually need, and every hit count is exact.

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01From hub to web

The hub supplies the values. The finder filters live.

Because the attributes are typed in the hub, the finder knows numbers, units and ranges. Filters are calculated at the moment of the query, not in an upstream run.

From the hubTyped values

Every attribute with value, unit and language.

From the hubFacets

Filter values per product and series, derived in the hub.

From the hubMarket rules

Which product may be shown in which country.

In the finderLive filtering

Every selection combined at once, with a count for every option.

02Filter the way engineers ask

Every value is filterable, with unit and range.

The finder does not filter text, it filters values. That is why a range like “at least 16 bar” finds every product that qualifies, whatever the notation in the source system was.

  • Selection: one value or several, joined with AND or OR
  • Ranges: less than, greater than, between, with a slider
  • Contains: for lists such as approvals or media
  • Live counts: every option shows how many products remain; what no longer matches is greyed out
  • Multilingual: the same filters in every language, from the same values
Ball valvesExample
MediumAND
Drinking waterCompressed airOilSteam
ConnectionOR
ThreadPress fittingFlange
Max. pressure≥ 16 bar
6 bar40 bar
Material
1.4404BrassPVC-U
14 of 312 productscounted exactly, not estimated

03Markets and countries

One catalog. Every country sees what it can buy.

Country rules are attached to the product in the hub. The finder applies them before a single hit is counted.

Country releases

A product is released for particular countries or for all. Without an entry, the agreed default market applies.

Same name, different markets

Two series share a name, one for Europe, one for the Americas. The market decides which one is meant.

Several markets in one question

“Is this available in DE and AT?” is answered per country, not as a mixture.

04Finder and AI

The assistant uses the finder's arithmetic.

When a customer asks in everyday language, the AI only reads the criteria out of the question. The counting is done by the finder. The AI invents neither products nor hit counts.

Question“Stainless ball valves for drinking water, 16 bar and up”
AI readsCriteria

Medium = drinking water · material = 1.4404 · pressure ≥ 16 bar

Finder countsExact set

Same filters, same country rules as on the website.

AnswerHits with a link

Straight into the finder, to keep filtering.

Ambiguous? Then it asks

If a word fits several values, “heating” as an application and as a medium, the finder offers the options instead of guessing one.

Forgotten criteria

If the question says more than the selection, the finder adds the missing criteria from the question itself.

05On your website

Embedded in your CMS, released in stages.

Your look

The finder is embedded as a module in your existing website. Layout and corporate identity stay yours.

Release stages

A new state is first built as the next stage and checked. It goes live only when released.

One dataset, every channel

The values in the finder are the ones in the catalog and in the assistant's answers, because all of them read from the hub.