Connect Site Search 360 integrations
Index your custom web directories and digital storefronts by automating Site Search 360 on Make. Linking your on-site search engine with our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger page crawl updates, extract PDF metadata, and transfer search analytics. Register for a free account today to build your first automatic search indexing pipeline.

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Unlock the Benefits of Integrating Site Search 360 with Make
Integrate Site Search 360 with Make to automate catalog syncing, instantly update your search index, and share analytics. Build powerful search workflows and connect your tools without writing code.
Real-time search updates
Automatically update your website's search index the moment you add or edit content in your CMS.
Simplified analytics sharing
Deliver critical search metrics and user query reports directly to your team's Slack or email inbox automatically.
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Automated catalog syncing
Keep your e-commerce search results accurate by automatically syncing inventory updates and new products.
Dynamic localized search
Seamlessly update search databases for international users by connecting automated translation tools with your search platform.
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