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title: Index catalog content
slug: commerce-connect-14/docs/indexing-catalog-content
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createdAt: 2026-07-23T10:25:34.690Z
---

To index typed catalog content on a site, install the NuGet package `EPiServer.Find.Commerce`. Catalog content is indexed in the same way that pages are indexed in Optimizely Content Management System (CMS). Use the indexed items when you make queries against the native Optimizely Search & Navigation API.

:::hint{type="info"}
**Note**
The `FindSearchProvider`, which is used by the search provider system, gets *no* hits from items indexed using `EPiServer.Find.Commerce`.
:::

## Event indexing

Catalog content is indexed when content is published through the catalog UI, the content repository API, the ICatalogSystem API, or when updating pricing or inventory.

## Index scheduled job

The scheduled job **Search & Navigation Content Indexing Job** indexes catalog content as it does with other site content.

## Index conventions

The catalog search attributes `IncludeInDefaultSearch`, `IncludeValuesInSearchResults`, `SortableInSearchResults`, and `Tokenize` have no effect on content indexed by `EPiServer.Find.Commerce`. You can only use these attributes when you index data through the search provider system.

To exclude properties from the index, or add extension methods for indexing, use the `EPiServer.Find` conventions as you do with CMS pages.

## Search text field

You can use the `[Searchable(false)]` attribute to prevent a property from becoming a part of the search text field during indexing. This field adds the values for all properties that are marked as searchable. Public virtual properties with an empty get and set of type `string` and `XHtmlString` are automatically marked as searchable.

Use **Search text** for free text search:

```javascript
client.Search<T>().For(q).GetContentResult()
```