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  Sitecore 10.3 is live, Upgrade to Sitecore 10.3  Version with Skybridge Infotech December 2022, Sitecore has released its new version 10.3, for its XM and XP platforms. The following are the newly added and some discontinued features in this version: New Features 1. GraphQL Authoring and Management API Sitecore now enables the use of GraphQL API calls to execute authoring and management commands that were previously only accessible through its user interface. The Sitecore documentation provides a guide on enabling this API, though it is not straightforward and requires the creation and development of MVC application. The GraphQL API provides both read and write capabilities and is designed to be upgrade-safe, meaning that customizations do not have to be made in-process, reducing the difficulties in managing upgrades with subsequent Sitecore Experience Manager (XM) upgrades. You can access the Authoring and Management APIs at the endpoint: https://<your-instance>/sitec...

  How Sitecore benefits your business 1. The Sitecore Experience Platform Starting with the Sitecore Experience Platform (XP), the very thing that allows users to operate at scale while delivering custom personalization in Sitecore, you’re already in good hands. With it, you can deliver on three capabilities we’ll cover in more detail shortly: • Web content management that scales as the need arises so you can grow as much as you can.. • Customer intelligence that tracks every action your users take so you can make the most of them • Cross-channel delivery that delivers a connected experience across channels so conversations are always as seamless as they are important. As you can see, the XP allows you to track every interaction your users have within your business’ digital channels thanks to AI and machine learning, giving you actionable information, you would have never been able to gather from traditional metrics. In other words, it provides a holistic view of customer data so y...

  Sitecore Send Cloud Software Development Services Sitecore Send: Sitecore Send is an architectural design for building a distributed application using containers and each function of the application operates as an independent service and also Sitecore send is API-based means it is around an API from the ground up and a cloud-based delivery model called cloud-native. Sitecore has changed the path in the direction of a new SaaS-based platform to convert from that original. And merged all full services in one place, so this part of the change to develop their efficient generation and prepared offers using moosend for the list of recent searches. Now the moosend is called Sitecore Send. The largest part of the challenge in the client experience travel is personalization, one survey said marketing managers mainly face the issue is getting, merging, and combining client data. With the help of Moosend, Sitecore got a marketing automated solution for personalization and client engagement...

  Sitecore Content Search Latest Version / Sitecore 10 Solr Version Support for the Lucene search engine is no longer included in Sitecore 9.3 and later. We can use either the Solr search engine or Azure search. Solr is installed and configured by default in a Sitecore installation. What’s new in Sitecore 10.1 Solr?  We can configure Solr to retry an operation if the first attempt to run the operation fails. This is useful if you experience transient errors, such as network problems, or you have Solr availability issues.  We can configure the strategy to use in the solrRetryer section of the Sitecore.ContentSearch.Solr.DefaultIndexConfiguration.config Different types of Solr Retryer available: 1. NoRetryRetryer:  This is the default strategy where retry is never done on failure. We can configure it like this: <solrRetryer type=”Sitecore.ContentSearch.SolrProvider.Availability.Retryer.NoRetryRetryer, Sitecore.ContentSearch.SolrProvider” singleInstance=”true” /> 2. Fixed...

  Sitecore Command Line Interface and Features | Sitecore Development Services Sitecore 10 has released two new modules Sitecore command line interface and Sitecore for Visual Studio for serializing Sitecore contents. It easy to port different Sitecore instances like one dev to another dev/ local/UAT or higher). It provides the ability to login into the remote Sitecore instance, serializes items, and publish, package, and additional commands reference for the command line. Sitecore Command Line Interface (CLI) is a tool that you install in a terminal and either as a local tool for individual projects or as a global tool for all projects. Sitecore CLI is free and can be accessed via PowerShell whereas Sitecore for Visual studio has plugins, but it requires separate license. To install Sitecore CLI the required version of .NET Core installed in the workstation before installing the Sitecore CLI. Sitecore has provide publishing and Serialization plugins that can easily install as part...

  Sitecore 10.2 Features | Sitecore Upgrade and Migration Services Launchpad We all appreciate simple interfaces, and the first thing you’ll notice when you log in is a redesigned Launchpad, as well as minor details like the top bar. Horizon’s design has been carried over, and it unifies the platform with a unified light-coloured design. Sitecore 10.2 Features LaunchPad Horizon Sitecore’s new content editing interface of the future. Horizon now allows you to add and edit data source items, as well as publish items that have subitems. In Horizon Pages, you can now change links and number fields, and in Horizon Content, you can now edit checklists and drop-tree menu fields. SXA compatibility is also being introduced, and this capability may be readily enabled for your editors. As a result, you’ll spend significantly less time outside of the Horizon editor building out your site. Content Search A few of new features have been added to Content Search that, while minor, can help you dev...

Sitecore Experience Analytics | Sitecore Certified Implementation and Solution Partner Sitecore Experience Analytics | Sitecore Certified Implementation and Solution Partner Sitecore Experience Analytics provides overview reports and detailed reports for marketers and marketing analysts to identify patterns and trends in experience data collected from their websites and potentially other external data sources. This enables you to make more informed decisions on how to allocate your marketing budget. Here’s how to get started with more successful content by concentrating on Engagement Value. Experience Analytics includes the following report types: Dashboard –  presents a set of charts and success metrics that provide a summary of key analytics. Audience –  assists you in determining who your guests are. Acquisition –  displays the sources of traffic to your website. Campaigns and other marketing platforms, for example. Behavior –  enables you to evaluate your visitor...