Search Engines - Internal

Getting around the app and docs quickly with the keyboard can save a ton of time. There are several different ways to make search quicker:

Chrome Search Engines

You can add search engines to Chrome, which is something that's handy to get around quickly to the different searches in the app. Once you have a search engine, you can go to the address bar and type it's keyword, then space or tab, then type the search query and hit enter to search.

You can use Chrome keyboard shortcuts to make this even quicker:

  • Ctrl + L or Alt + D or F6 - focus to the address bar in the current tab
  • Ctrl + T - open new tab with focus on address bar

Once you have the shortcuts set up you to do an SA search quickly, all on the keyboard -- type:

F6 sa <Tab> janet@smith.com <Enter>

Here are examples of how to set up search engines in Chrome for sales account, entity lookup, and support article searches. Other browsers have similar methods.

To manage the search engines, open Chrome and go to Settings > Search Engine > Manage Search Engines and Site Search. Then add these under the Site Search section:

Sales Accounts

https://app.ownerrez.com/admin/salesaccounts?search=%s

Entity Lookup

https://app.ownerrez.com/admin/lookup?q=%s

Support Article

https://www.ownerrez.com/support/search?q=%s

Global Launcher

If you want to get really fancy you can add search shortcuts to a global launcher like https://www.flowlauncher.com/. That allows you to hit a search from anywhere, even if you're not on the browser by typing:

Alt + Space sa john doe

Alt + Space is the default shortcut to bring up that launcher, but you can bind other such as CapsLock.

Flow Launcher has its own set of parameters (it doesn't tie into the Chrome ones), so you have to set up the keywords there as well...

1) Install Flow Launcher

2) Bring up the launcher and right click to go to settings:

3) Go to the web searches plugin:
4) Add the search keywords. Flow Launcher uses {q} for the search terms instead of %s as Chrome does, so the URL's will be slightly different:

OwnerRez Docs MCP

The OwnerRez Docs MCP lets AI tools access and search the OwnerRez docs -- you can do this with Cursor, Claude, Copilot etc.

For Cursor, go to Cursor Settings > Tools & Integrations and add it to the MCP config:

{
"mcpServers": {
"OwnerRez Docs": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://www.ownerrez.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}
Other tools have slightly different areas to do the config but will use the same URL.