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How DonorsChoose uses Algolia

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The use case: how DonorsChoose deploys Algolia

DonorsChoose uses Algolia InstantSearch and the Algolia Search API to power a unified teacher shop that lets teachers search products from many education vendors, replacing a fragmented set of separate vendor shopping experiences. It also uses Click & Conversion Analytics and Rules.

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48%

From 37% of new teachers successfully submitting projects, the organization has seen a jump over just one quarter to 48%.

580,000

With the Algolia-powered functionality in place, teachers can now use the online shop to search and find anything DonorsChoose can supply them, from a host of more than 580,000 indexed products and over one million SKUs.

In the customer’s words

Algolia made the development process easier and made it so that we could actually launch this product, which was the most important thing
Stephen Burke, Senior Product Manager, DonorsChoose — Source

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From 37% of new teachers successfully submitting projects, the organization has seen a jump over just one quarter to 48%. That’s a 30% year-over-year increase in conversions for new teachers (and even higher on mobile).
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