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Turning No Search Results into Opportunities with Data Consolidation

In the world of E-Commerce, data consolidation plays a crucial role in creating a seamless and efficient customer experience. By combining data from different sources — like your webshop, ERP, and CMS — businesses can get a clear and complete view of their operations. This helps identify gaps, streamline workflows, and make better decisions based on real-time insights.

One example of how data consolidation can drive improvement is the “No Search Results” use case. When customers search for a product on your webshop and get no results, it’s not just a dead end — it’s a missed opportunity. This use case shows how businesses can turn these moments of frustration into valuable insights and proactive improvements.

Imagine a customer searching for a specific product or keyword and getting zero results. The possible outcomes are concerning: they might leave your website for a competitor, call customer support with complaints, or leave a negative review. In all cases, your brand’s reputation and revenue take a hit.

But what if this event could trigger an automated workflow that captures and processes this data to prevent future no-result scenarios? Here’s how it works:

  1. Event Detection: A “no search result” event is captured through Google Analytics or your webshop/CMS.
  2. Triggering an Action: This event triggers an automated workflow.
  3. Data Storage: The search data is stored in a cloud-based database.
  4. Automated Analysis: The system searches similar terms across other systems like ERP, PIM, and CMS.
  5. Resource Integration: Results from multiple systems are gathered and compared.
  6. Dashboard Update: The analysis updates a dashboard to visualize gaps and opportunities.
  7. Task Creation: Tasks are automatically assigned to the right teams — like E-Commerce, Product Content, or Sales.
  8. Follow-Up and Closure: Teams address the gaps, and the system tracks task completion to ensure issues don’t happen again.

The benefits of this approach are clear. Manual searches and lookups are eliminated. Analysis happens automatically, saving time and reducing errors. Tasks are assigned based on clear KPIs, ensuring the right people take action. As tasks are completed, records update seamlessly, preventing repeat issues and improving the customer experience.

This no search result use case is just the beginning. By implementing this workflow, businesses not only address immediate gaps but also lay the foundation for broader data-driven optimization. The next step? Collaborate with customers to define more use cases, customize workflows, and drive continuous improvement.

Turning frustration into action is the key to ecommerce success — and it starts with a single search.

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