To enhance customer experience by hiding out-of-stock items from search results, which action should be taken?

Setting an availability low ranking threshold in Search Preferences effectively allows you to manage how out-of-stock items are treated during search queries, enabling you to enhance the customer experience by minimizing the visibility of products that cannot be purchased. When the availability low ranking threshold is configured, any product that falls below the defined threshold is deprioritized in search results, which means out-of-stock items can be pushed further down or removed entirely from the list presented to the customer. This strategy directly addresses the goal of ensuring customers are not faced with options that they cannot purchase, thereby streamlining their shopping experience and reducing frustration.

In contrast, selecting the option to show only orderable products in Business Manager may not be as effective in all scenarios, as it could be a broader setting that may not specifically address visibility on search persistence. Similarly, boosting the factor for availability in Searchable Attributes may alter the ranking but doesn't guarantee that out-of-stock items will be hidden effectively from search results. Lastly, regularly creating a job to hide unavailable products could be more labor-intensive and less efficient than a well-configured search preference setting.

Thus, the focus on adjusting the availability ranking threshold directly relates to the requirement of optimizing customer experience by hiding out-of-stock items from search results in a seamless