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Amazon Kendra vs Expertrec: What are the differences?

Developers describe Amazon Kendra as "Enterprise search service powered by machine learning". It is a highly accurate and easy to use enterprise search service that’s powered by machine learning. It delivers powerful natural language search capabilities to your websites and applications so your end users can more easily find the information they need within the vast amount of content spread across your company. On the other hand, Expertrec is detailed as "Make Searching your site easy". Create a customized search using simple choices to define the search interface and the search experience. You can test out these simple options and see how it changes the search experience.

Amazon Kendra and Expertrec belong to "Search as a Service" category of the tech stack.

Some of the features offered by Amazon Kendra are:

  • Natural language & keyword support
  • Reading comprehension & FAQ matching
  • Document ranking

On the other hand, Expertrec provides the following key features:

  • Fast search results
  • No Ads, Never
  • Quick and easy setup
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    What is Amazon Kendra?

    It is a highly accurate and easy to use enterprise search service that’s powered by machine learning. It delivers powerful natural language search capabilities to your websites and applications so your end users can more easily find the information they need within the vast amount of content spread across your company.

    What is Expertrec?

    Create a customized search using simple choices to define the search interface and the search experience. You can test out these simple options and see how it changes the search experience.

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