Integrating Appbrew with Boost Commerce lets you run native in-app search and collection discovery on the same engine already live in production for brands like Organic Bazar, Zandu, Groove Life, All Fresh Seafood and Proven Winners Direct. You can:
- Serve intent-based search that interprets the meaning behind a query, not just keyword matches
- Pull Boost's full dynamic filter tree — tag, metafield and variant facet filters — into the app
- Offer 25+ sort options for browsing collections
- Apply visual merchandising rules: pin, boost, demote or hide specific products
- Surface personalized product recommendations on home, collection, product and cart pages
This means the app gets the same search precision and merchandising control your team already uses on the web storefront — nothing is limited to a stripped-down in-app version.
What You Need
- Login credentials for both your Appbrew and Boost Commerce accounts
- An active Boost Commerce account
How to Set Up the Integration
Contact your Appbrew representative to enable this integration for your app.
Use Cases
Merchandising Control
- Trigger: your team wants to promote a specific product for a campaign
- Action: pin or boost it directly in Boost's merchandising rules
- Outcome: the change reflects in-app immediately, no app update needed
Filtered Browsing
- Trigger: a shopper narrows a collection by tag or variant
- Action: the full filter tree applies natively in-app
- Outcome: shoppers find the right product faster, with the same filters they'd use on web
Search Analytics
- Trigger: your team wants to know what shoppers search for
- Action: Boost's analytics track search and filter interactions
- Outcome: data to inform merchandising and inventory decisions
FAQs
Does Boost power in-app search, or just web?
In-app — it's actively running in live customer apps today.
Do filters and merchandising rules carry over from web to app?
Yes — the full filter tree, sort options, and pin/boost/hide/demote rules all apply in-app.
Can I see analytics on in-app search behavior?
Yes, Boost provides analytics on how shoppers interact with search and filters.
