# Personalise search and product view

The search view provides an overview of the search terms received and their most important KPIs over a chosen period of time.

![Channel view](/files/PBakgJI18WhnGE9JBQ4l)

The search terms are grouped by channel and can be sorted by KPIs. To sort, left‑click the column header. The entire channel appears above the search terms as a comparison value.

KPIs are divided into groups whose values can be collapsed or expanded by clicking the group name.

You can visualize your data with different diagram types.

### Hourly diagram

![Hourly diagram](/files/URZqtMq79JzzLQ5m7t2W)

The data can be visualized as an hourly diagram (above) or as a daily diagram (below).

### Daily diagram

![Daily diagram](/files/e5POUNg5qpkLdhlZ6dXq)

### 24h diagram

You can choose the 24h diagram for a block view.

![24h diagram](/files/Gv0FsN9piWOtiPrQAAbz)

The KPI dropdown lets you set all search terms displayed in the diagram to a single KPI (e.g., searches or clicks).

The last option switches from an absolute to a relative view. This is useful, for example, to compare individual search terms against the daily trend.

### How to apply filters?

In the default setting all products or search terms are listed. However, it is also possible to filter this view.

You can apply filters by clicking the funnel icon below the KPI’s name:

![Filter button](/files/z6KdmNMZerGyFd5Dwxwq)

Define one or more filter conditions, e.g., only show products with high search volume.

Click Apply filter to apply.

### Compare values

You can compare all possible metrics in the diagram. Just click and hold the desired value and drag it to one of the color fields in the diagram.

![Compare values](/files/4K2JPOvY9XCMOdgxO0s7)

You can also compare several values of a search term, e.g. click and add-to-cart rate.

![Compare diagrams](/files/ozYkzGrCo0zm0AqSdUaR)


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