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Migrate to the Retail API
If you used Recommendations AI in beta, migrate it to the generally available Retail API.
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Switch to the Retail console
If you used the Recommendations console for Recommendations AI, migrate to the Retail console.
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Before you begin
Set up your project to use the Retail API.
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Import catalog information
Learn how to upload catalog items to the Retail API.
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Record real-time user events
Record user events used to train models.
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Import historical user events
Import user events used to train models.
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Create serving configurations
Create a serving configuration for generation recommendations or search results.
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Set up alerts
Use Google Cloud's operations suite to monitor data upload health.
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Monitor and troubleshoot
View errors and error logs for data import and Retail API requests.
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Create models
Create your recommendation model.
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Get recommendations
Generate recommendations using your model.
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Use recommendations in emails
Include recommendations in email messages.
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Query and paginate
Create search requests and paginate your results.
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Adjust result size
Adjust the size of search results with query expansion and relevance thresholding.
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Filter and order results
Filter and order search results.
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Boost results
Boost or bury search results.
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Configure attributes
Learn about attribute configuration settings.
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Serving control rules
Learn about serving control rules.
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Create and manage controls
Create and manage serving controls and site-wide controls.
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Update inventory
Update inventory-specific fields for Retail Search.
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Update local inventory
Update local-inventory-specific fields for Retail Search.
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Import completion data
Import completion data used for auto suggsetion.
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Manage catalog information
Retrieve, update, and delete catalog items.
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Manage user events
Import, view, update, and delete user events.
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Manage models
List, view, and delete models for Recommendations AI.
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Manage controls
Add, view, edit, and delete controls for Retail Search.
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Manage serving configurations
Create, view, and delete serving configurations.
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