The priority settings control the order in which entity types appear in search results. Entity types with a higher priority level rank above those with a lower priority level. When two entity types share the same priority level, the order field determines which one ranks first — a smaller value means higher precedence.
Example
In the following example, the material entity type is assigned a MIDDLE priority. If another entity type — such as brand — has HIGH priority, brand results appear first. Within the MIDDLE group, an entity type with order: 1 ranks above this one (order: 3).
{
"tag": "material",
"priority": "MIDDLE",
"order": 3,
"label": "Material"
}Structure
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tag | String | The internal name of the entity type. |
priority | String | The priority level. Valid values: HIGH, MIDDLE, LOW. |
order | Integer | The ranking position among entity types at the same priority level. Default value: 0. A smaller value indicates a higher priority. |
label | String | The display name of the entity type. |
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