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Scenario: Search limited to specific fields for Company Search
Given a user is performing a search in the CRM
When the search is conducted
Then the search should find information only in the following fields:

• Name

• Rocken Contact

• Industry

• Publication Description

• Overview

• About

• Mission and Values

• History

• Career Opportunities

• Staff Name

• Staff Email

• Staff Phone

02

Scenario: Default AND search behavior
Given I am in the search bar,
When I type multiple terms (e.g., "Java Berlin English"),
Then the system interprets the terms as "Skill: Java AND Location: Berlin AND Language: English" and filters candidates or vacancies accordingly.

03

Scenario: Default OR behavior within a single filter category
Given I select multiple options within the same filter category (e.g., Skills: Java, Python),
When I apply the filters,
Then the system uses "OR" to combine these options and shows results that match either skill (Skill: Java OR Skill: Python).

04

Scenario: Using AND in the search field
Given I am in the search bar,
When I type a query with AND (e.g., "Java AND Python AND Berlin"),
Then the system returns results where both skills (Java AND Python) and the location (Berlin) match.

05

Scenario: Using OR in the search field
Given I am in the search bar,
When I type a query with OR (e.g., "Java OR Python"),
Then the system returns results that match either skill (Skill: Java OR Skill: Python).

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Scenario: Using NOT in the search field
Given I am in the search bar,
When I type a query with NOT (e.g., "Java AND Berlin NOT Junior"),
Then the system returns results that match Java AND Berlin but exclude those with the title Junior.

07

Scenario: Using nested Boolean expressions
Given I am in the search bar,
When I type a query using a combination of AND, OR, and NOT (e.g., "Java OR Python AND Berlin NOT Junior"),
Then the system returns results that match (Skill: Java OR Skill: Python) AND Location: Berlin AND NOT Title: Junior.

08

Scenario: Multiple filters in different categories
Given I select multiple options from different filter categories (e.g., Skills: Java, Python and Location: Berlin, Munich),
When I apply the filters,
Then the system uses "AND" between categories and "OR" within categories, returning results matching (Skill: Java OR Skill: Python) AND (Location: Berlin OR Location: Munich).

09

Scenario: Advanced Search interface
Given I click on the "Advanced Search" option,
When I input Boolean expressions manually,
Then the system allows me to use AND, OR, and NOT operators for more precise searches.

10

Scenario: User-friendly query builder tool
Given I am on the Advanced Search interface,
When I use the query builder tool,
Then I can construct Boolean queries without needing to manually type the operators, with options to select Categories, Skills, Degree, Locations, and Languages.

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Scenario: Language-based interface
Given I have my CRM interface set to either English or German,
When I access the search bar,
Then the Boolean operators and search results are displayed in the selected language (e.g., Java AND Berlin for English or Java UND Berlin for German).

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Scenario: No matching results with Boolean operators
Given I enter a complex query using AND, OR, or NOT,
When no results match my query,
Then the system displays a message stating "No results found" and suggests refining the search.

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Scenario: Tooltip for Boolean search instructions
Given I hover over or click on a help icon near the search bar,
When I view the tooltip,
Then I see a guide explaining how to use AND, OR, and NOT operators, with examples in both English and German.

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OOS Scenario: Saving advanced search queries
Given I have created an advanced Boolean search query,
When I want to reuse the query,
Then I have the option to save the search for future use, including the complex Boolean logic.