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Now that we know how to configure and

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manage Search, let's take a look at

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monitoring SharePoint Search. First of

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all, Search gives us a number of reports

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that we can use in order to find out what

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people are searching for and using Search

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for. We have quite a few reports such as

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number of queries, top queries per day or

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per month, abandoned queries so searches

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that people did and they didn't click on

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any results, and searches with no results.

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All of those reports are exported to Excel

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so you can always send it to the intranet

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managers like say, to inform them if a lot

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of people are searching for let's say,

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vacation policies or for certain policies

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and they're not finding the results that

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they want. As an administrator we can also

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inspect the crawl log in SharePoint

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Online, and this is mostly used to see if

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there were any Search errors crawling

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something or to see how come something

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does not appear in the index? The cmdlet

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is Get-PnPSearchCrawlLog, and we can

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specify a few parameters to get what we

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want from filtering on the URL. Filtering

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on a content source or only getting

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errors, for example. This cmdlet is part

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of the PnP PowerShell cmdlet, and I have

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added a link to the documentation so you can also view other examples in there.