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HK Infosoft

Semantic product discovery: search the catalogue the way customers talk

Natural-language search that understands intent, with budget-aware recommendations.

Told by a Generative AI Engineer from DevOps TechLabCorporate gifting2 min read
premium onboarding gifts under ₹2,500

Understands the intent: welcome gifts for new joiners, premium, ₹2,500 or less.

  • Relevance
  • Budget limit
  • Vendor preference
  • Availability

Illustration of the difference, not client data

The client

HK Infosoft runs corporate gifting operations with a catalogue sourced from multiple vendors.

The challenge

  • Requests such as “premium onboarding gifts under ₹2,500” did not match catalogue wording, so keyword search failed.
  • Staff reviewed hundreds of products across categories before recommending anything.
  • Budget checks were manual, and quality depended on individual experience.

What we did

Discovery workshop

analysed the catalogue and metadata; picked semantic search as the highest-value capability; chose Amazon Bedrock over self-managed AI.

The architecture

Architecture as built
  • Amazon Bedrock
  • Titan Text Embeddings V2
  • Aurora Serverless v2
  • pgvector
  • RDS Proxy
  • CloudFront

The result

  • Employees search in natural language and find relevant products in seconds instead of reviewing large catalogues by hand.

  • Better search accuracy and less manual effort, on a scalable serverless base.

Want something like this for your team?

Tell us the questions your team asks or the work that slows you down. An engineer will suggest a small first build on Amazon Bedrock.

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