Bloomreach Adds Recurring Exports to Search Performance Dashboard
Bloomreach added recurring exports to its Search Performance dashboard on September 17, 2026, allowing teams to schedule daily, weekly, or monthly reports instead of downloading performance data manually. The update is part of Release 2026-63 and focuses on reporting workflow rather than changes to search ranking or shopper-facing results. (documentation.bloomreach.com)
Bloomreach Search adds scheduled Performance dashboard reports
Bloomreach’s September 17 release notes introduce recurring exports for the Search Performance dashboard. Users can create a report schedule once and have the results delivered automatically on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence.
The feature supports multiple recipients, so a single scheduled report can be distributed across merchandising, ecommerce, analytics, and management teams. Existing schedules can also be enabled, disabled, edited, or deleted without rebuilding the underlying report. (documentation.bloomreach.com)
Recurring exports cover query, category, and product performance
The scheduled reports can track query, category, product, or overall performance using custom or predefined filters. That makes the update useful for recurring search reviews where teams need the same reporting scope each week or month but do not want to repeat the export process manually.
Bloomreach’s Search dashboard documentation describes the Performance dashboard as the deeper reporting layer for search and category metrics. It also identifies dashboard exports as part of the existing reporting workflow, so the new capability extends an established export function rather than introducing a separate analytics area. (documentation.bloomreach.com)
Insights reports viewer permission is required
The main access limitation is role based. Bloomreach says the recipient must have the Insights reports viewer permission assigned by a Users admin before the recurring report can be downloaded from the email delivery. Teams that configure the schedule without checking that permission may create a report that recipients cannot access. (documentation.bloomreach.com)
In practice, the permission requirement matters most when reports are sent beyond the team that originally configured the Search dashboard. The schedule controls delivery, but access to the underlying performance reporting still depends on the recipient’s Bloomreach role.
The update removes manual work from recurring search reporting
The immediate effect is operational rather than analytical. Search teams can maintain a consistent reporting cadence even when the person who normally opens the dashboard is unavailable, while stakeholders receive the same filtered view at a predictable interval.
Because the release adds automation around existing Performance dashboard exports, it does not change search relevance, ranking rules, catalog data, or the shopper experience. Its value is in making search performance monitoring easier to repeat and distribute across teams.
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