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Sitecore Cortex - Content Auto Tagging

 Sitecore Cortex - Content Auto Tagging


Sitecore Cortex Content Tagging feature is available from Sitecore 9.1. Sitecore Cortex Content Tagging feature provides auto-tagging with the integration with Refinitiv Intelligent Tagging Open Calais which will tag the people, places, products, companies, facts, and events that are mentioned in your content.  

Automated AI-based content tagging can be done with the help of Sitecore Cortex. 

Setup

Register Account

  • Go to this URL https://my.refinitiv.com/content/mytr/en/register.html and fill your details and submit the form.
  • After submitting you will receive an email for email verification.

Get Secret key 

  • After email verification, you will receive another email with a token for API Access.


Create Config Patch for OpenCalais Settings 

  • Open App_Config/Sitecore/ContentTagging/Sitecore.ContentTagging.OpenCalais.config file and update token which you have received on email in this setting “Sitecore.ContentTagging.OpenCalais.CalaisAccessToken”.

Tag Content

  • Go to Sitecore instance, now in the Home ribbon “Content tagging” will be enabled.

  • In Tag item, there are two options are available for tagging the content, either use “Tag item” or use “Tag item and subitems” to do content tagging for sub-items as well.



  • The job will start once you will click on Tag item/Tag item and subitems which will take few seconds to do content tagging.

Verify Tag

  • Now go to Tagging field and verify the tags.


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