Do you use Sitecore and Content Hub in your organization? If so, you might be looking for a way to make these two platforms work better together. The good news is—you can! Sitecore provides a built-in solution: the DAM Connector , part of the Sitecore Connect for Content Hub (SCCH) . This connector lets you browse, search, and insert digital assets from Content Hub DAM directly into the Experience Editor , making content creation smoother and more efficient. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to enable the DAM Connector for a Sitecore XM Cloud environment . Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure you have the following in place: Access to the XM Cloud Deploy app. A user account in Sitecore Content Hub with the necessary permissions. An OAuth client created in Content Hub for the DAM connector integration. Steps to Enable the DAM Connector 1. Log in to XM Cloud Deploy Go to XM Cloud Deploy and sign in with your credentials. 2. Select the Right Project In the left-hand navi...
Mastering Sitecore Search API Crawlers Sitecore Search is an integral part of the Sitecore Experience Platform (XP) that helps businesses deliver highly personalized and relevant search experiences. One of the most powerful features of Sitecore Search is its ability to index external data sources, such as APIs, to provide dynamic content in search results. In this guide, we’ll explore the ins and outs of using Sitecore's API Crawler —a tool that helps index API data—and show you how to implement it for seamless integration. Whether you're a developer new to Sitecore or someone looking to improve your Sitecore Search implementation, this guide will take you through essential configurations, indexing scenarios, and advanced pagination techniques that will help you build powerful search experiences. Table of Content What is Sitecore Search and API Crawling? Key Concepts You Should Know Setting Up Sitecore API Crawler for Basic Indexing Understanding Pagination: Offset vs. Cursor H...
Introduction Edge database removal and Edge cache purging through the Admin API of Sitecore XM Cloud could be performed by developers to carry out the necessary Edge-related operations and also keeping an optimized environment for updating content, testing, and debugging purposes. In this blog discussion, we'll discuss how to take advantage of the Sitecore XM Cloud Admin API to: Delete the Edge Db. Purge Edge Cache. Prerequisites Before moving ahead, you need to confirm that you have the following items: - An active Sitecore XM Cloud environment - Admin API access with appropriate permissions - API Key and credentials for authentication - A tool, such as Postman, to send API requests Step 1: Receive Your API Key (Request JWT for Experience Edge XM Using OAuth) In order to communicate with the Admin API, you'll need an API key, which can be obtained from the Sitecore XM Cloud portal in the API Management section: OAuth Endpoint POST a request to the following OAuth e...