What is the difference between Simple Search and Boolean Search?

In a Simple Search API call, you get candidates - Score (out of 100), FullName, CurrentJobProfile, CurrentEmployer, TotalExperienceInYear, City, State, Country, id (Index).

In Simple Search, the only two underlying requirements:

1) Parse and index the documents via RChilli Search and Match API using your index key 

2) Simple Search requires some entity like skill, employer name, job profile, degree, experience, and location to search on the Indexed Documents.

 

 

 

On MyAccount  Simple Search is under Resume Search

 

 

 

In the Boolean (advance) search, unlike simple search, you can customize your search by specifying search parameters like - Job Profile, Company, Degree, etc.

Boolean Search gives more flexibility in searching by specifying required/optional search parameters. You can search values for multiple fields with multiple values. You can find the fields list available in Facets for Resume and JD. Multiple values are searched based on the OR conditions. Multiple Fields are searched in the required conditions on the basis of AND condition while in the optional condition it is search with OR condition.

On MyAccount  Boolean Search is under Resume Advance Search

 

 

For more details please check our Knowledge Center for Simple Search and Boolean Search

 

If you have any questions, you can always contact RChilli support at support@rchilli.com.