currently the documentation is very very weak.
we need a full sample, with sample autocad file to be able to go through the entire setup process.
I'm not sure what I have to pout in AAD
I dont know how to create the autocad file (specialy when we have visio and no autocad)
I dont know what to put in the different prompts asked during the configuration on the web
etc...

The current implementation allows the importing of dwg files with tags set for room numbers: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearch/floorplans-bestpractices. We have visio diagrams of our building layouts and no Autocad or dwg version or any idea how to tag them using the Autocad software. So hopefully there will be a method in the future of uploading visio floorplans instead.

There is no way to search for content that exists on the various admin center pages which can make it difficult to find after changes have been made. For example, i wanted to find the Attach Surface Reduction rules and could not remember which security center they were located in. There is no way to do a Search to find them. we have to know how to navigate to them. This is a common issue for all of the admin pages.

The SharePoint Online search crawler currently has a 10,000 unique word limit per file in a library. This limit can run out quickly if a file contains lots of unique strings, and sometimes within the first 10 pages of a document. It would be useful to be able to expand this limit so large documents can be store, and importantly have their contents searchable using the site search function.

For example we have a Knowledge base built in wordpress. It would be helpful if we could pull this content into Microsoft search results. This would give us a uniform location for users to search for help topics relating to our workplace.

There are tools like "Everything", "Locate32" which find every file in a local NTFS drive within a second by using the NTFS-MFT. Please integrate a feature like this an Windows 10 Clients as well as in Windows 10 fileserver!

Windows XP had this "expert" view for Explorer search. One could decide to search within Filenames or content by unsing different forms. Nowadays all options/filters are hidden and nobody knows them.
Please provide a better GUI or a professional looking search app, so no all users wanting a good search have to install 3rd party tools and one doesn't have to search for docs before searching for files ...

The country list for bookmarks is currently based on the Bing Marketplace values, but this list of countries is limited. Sourcing the country list from Azure Active Directory would provide a much more comprehensive list to choose from.

While the search adminstration tasks all have import and export options, they currently require an administrator to sit in front of the admin center and complete them manually. As far as I can tell there are no PowerShell modules or REST APIs that allow you to update things like bookmarks, acronyms Q&As and locations programatically. Please add these options in order to allow us to automate some parts of the management.

When searching in the Outlook client (or on the web), the forward/reply icons disappear. Can it be updated so that when a search is done, the forward/reply icon is still showing?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XiBexCzp0Ztzg1M7oNvf36mFSohKe18l/view?usp=sharing

I find this new Bing Search in the new Edge version 79 just gorgeous - what a great help in my daily work.

Currently the Bing Search gives me results from People, Sites, Files, Teams, and Yammer.

Do I assume correctly that the search will expand into all Office 365 apps? I am especially looking for seeing results from Outlook, Sway, Stream, Flow, Forms, OneNote, and Planner.