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Get to know Apptus eSales Enterprise and its features and functions with these guides.
Sections¶
Apptus Docs is to be considered as a living document and is continually edited and updated. The following sections regarding Guides are currently available:
| Section | Contents |
|---|---|
| Integration Overview | An overview to provide insights into the concepts, steps, and decisions required for a successful integration with Apptus eSales. |
| Working with Ads | Ads is one of the main data entity types in Apptus eSales and are most often used as banners to promote campaigns and product offers. |
| Working with Categories | Category is one of the main data entity types in Apptus eSales and can be used together with Products to create large datasets for navigation, product listings, and more. |
| Working with Data Priming | Add historical sales statistics into Apptus eSales before go-live to enable eSales to more quickly improve personalised results and content. |
| Working with Demotions | Temporarily decrease the strategy score and presence of selected products in a market. |
| Working with Facets | Multiple choice product filtering and navigation using facets. |
| Working with Filters | A filter is a logical expression used in many eSales functions to restrict the set of products that are to be operated on. |
| Working with Imports | Importing data into eSales from a retailer's systems is a reoccurring key action required to have an up to date product, category, and ad data. |
| Working with Notifications | Implement the different eSales notification types better to improve statistics, recommendations, and performance. |
| Working with Panels | Set up a site with panels and zones. Configure, test, and publish. |
| Working with Presentation Attributes | Configure what attributes of a product, ad, or category to present in a panel. |
| Working with Product Sorting | Sort products differently depending on context and usage. |
| Working with Promotions | Temporarily increase the strategy score and presence of selected products in a market. |
| Working with Recommendations | Select what panels to use for recommendations to present relevant products in the right context. |
| Working with Search Attributes | Search attributes defines what product, ad, and category attributes in eSales that are usable in panel queries for searching. |
| Working with Synonyms NEW | Extend search phrases to include similar phrases that visitors might miss. |
| Data Modelling | Best practices when defining the import data format of the products, variants, and other entities imported into eSales. |
| Formats | Format data and strings for attributes and arguments. |
Additional documentation¶
For access to more documentation including for older versions of Apptus eSales Enterprise (3.3 and earlier), please refer to Apptus Zone.