Matching & Advice
Define the advice logic: when are which products advised?
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Match products
Which products match which answers?
- Determine the advice logic in MatchingOnce you've added your product catalog, you can start drafting the advice. Here you will learn the basics.
- Match multiple products faster with rulesDo you want to set up rules that do the matching for you? Then read on quickly!
- Match multiple products at once with bulk matchFor when you want to match multiple products at the same time but can't use rules.
- Match a single productMatch answers to questions per product
Test & improve
Give the best advice possible
- Check the contents of your product finderHave you finished your product finder? Check whether you have processed the points below before publishing it.
- Test & Tweak your adviceWe recommend thoroughly testing your product finder before publishing it. Read how to do that and what to look out for here.
- Empty advices in my product finder: what do I do with this?Here you can read what an empty advice is and in what situations it occurs. And what you can do to solve it.
- 10 tips for good adviceHave you finished matching your product finder? Check the quality of your advice with these 10 tips before hitting the Publish button.
- Get the most out of your product finder with these 5 settingsMake use of the Aiden must-haves to take your product finder to the next level!
- Adjust your Result settingsHere you can read which settings you can use to optimize your advice.
- Set a question as a filterWhere appropriate, exclude products with a poor match from your advice by setting a question as a filter.
- Advise multiple products with Package adviceCreate an advice with different products that together solve your customer's problem.
- Use your product finder as a product checkA product check displays specific advice about whether the product the customer is looking at is the best decision.
- Sort equal-scoring advice based on marginWe are often asked whether you can influence the order of advice based on the margin. The answer is: yes! Below we explain how.