Manage SharePoint search verticals
Manage SharePoint search verticals
Bill Jones
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Manage SharePoint search verticals

You will be able to modify search verticals (tabs on top of search result page) and add new verticals with SharePoint content for your tenant search page.

These new customization capabilities will be available in the Search & intelligence admin center under the Customizations tab.
 

Search verticals are tabs on the search result page that show results of a specific type or from select sources. For example, the Files vertical shows results classified as files and makes it easy for users who are looking to find documents. You can customize verticals in Microsoft Search to meet the needs of your organization or individual departments. Microsoft Search has two types of verticals, out of the box or default and custom verticals. The default verticals, such as All, Files, and People, create easy access to the most commonly used search results.

You can manage verticals at two levels:

  • Organization level – A vertical at the organization level appears on the search results page when users search from their SharePoint start page, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Search in Bing
  • Site level – A vertical at the site level appears on the search results page when users search on a SharePoint site. For example, you might want to enable your customer service employees to search for Severity 1 incidents directly from their department’s SharePoint site.
 

 

When this will happen:

We will begin rolling this out in late December and expect to complete rollout late January 2022.
 

 

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