Cross-portal search for web portals
When information is distributed across multiple web portals
In many organizations, multiple web platforms emerge over time: websites, service portals, documentation portals, or knowledge platforms.
These systems typically have their own search functions and are technically separated from each other. For users, this means that information is difficult to find and often requires searching across several portals.
A unified search across
all web portals
INTERGATOR connects websites, service portals, and knowledge platforms into a cross-portal information search. The platform indexes content from different web systems and provides it through a unified search interface. Users can find information without needing to know which portal the content was published in.
Integration into existing web and IT architectures
INTERGATOR operates within the existing web and IT architecture. Existing web platforms and content management systems remain unchanged and are integrated through standardized interfaces.
The platform indexes content from multiple web portals and provides it through a unified search. Existing websites, service portals, or documentation platforms are not replaced but enhanced with a cross-portal search capability. Even large web environments with many information sources can be structured and made searchable in this way.
The system can be operated within the existing IT infrastructure, for example on-premises or in a private cloud. Organizations therefore retain full control over their data, systems, and security architectures.
Typical use cases
Cross-portal search is particularly relevant where information is distributed across multiple websites and service platforms. INTERGATOR connects these information sources and enables structured search across different web portals.