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Get a QuoteDevelopers define the content model once. Marketing teams own content forever. Publishing approvals, multi-site, localization, and content governance included.

Same task. Same content. Completely different experience. Drag the handle left and right.
Click the blocks in the left panel to add them to the page. Click any element on the page to edit its properties. No code. No developer ticket.
Two people, one canvas, one click to send for approval. No staging branch, no developer in the room.

Adjust the four inputs to match your team. The calculator updates in real time.
Developers define the shape once. Marketing teams create, edit, and publish forever.

β = Included natively β = Not available ~ = Requires a custom build or paid add-on
| Capability | Redefine |
|---|---|
| Visual editor for non-developers | β |
| Multi-step publishing approvals | β |
| Multi-site from one instance | β |
| Native localization workflows | β |
| Content governance and full audit trail | β |
| Connected to commerce platform natively | β |
| Fully managed hosting and service agreement | β |
| Marketing team independence day-to-day | β |
Click between brands. The same product content renders in each site's visual identity without duplication or separate instances.
Dark theme Β· Spec-first Β· Quote-focused calls to action
Light theme Β· Price-first Β· Add-to-cart experience
Indigo theme Β· Account pricing Β· Net terms Β· Partner-specific layout

Configurable per content type, site, and locale. Every action logged with user identity, timestamp, and change detail.
Your existing content management system stays live throughout. Cutover happens at the end, with a tested rollback path.
"The developer team stopped receiving content tickets on day one of go-live. Our marketing team can now run an entire campaign, pages, banners, product copy, regional variants, without involving engineering once."
Yes. Developers define the content model once. After that, all content creation, editing, previewing, and publishing is handled by the marketing team in the visual editor with no code involved. The only time a developer is needed is when the content model structure itself needs to change, which happens far less frequently than content updates.
The platform is front-end agnostic. Content is delivered via REST and GraphQL application programming interfaces to any framework: Next.js, Nuxt, Astro, React, Vue, mobile, or any custom stack. When content is published, webhook events fire and each connected front end revalidates automatically.
Yes. Multi-site and localization are native modules. Each site has its own content space, publishing rules, and team permissions within one instance. Shared content can be authored once and localised into multiple language variants. Regional editors only access the sites assigned to them. Publishing to one locale does not affect others unless you explicitly push it across.
Content in the content management system links natively to product records in the Omnichannel Commerce Platform. A product page updated in the content management system publishes across business-to-business portals, direct-to-consumer storefronts, and marketplace listings simultaneously. These are the same platform, not separate tools connected by integrations.
Yes. Multi-step approval chains are configurable per content type, site, or locale. Legal review, brand review, and editorial sign-off can all be required in sequence. Every content action is logged with user identity, timestamp, and change detail. Role-based access determines who can create, approve, or publish at each level.
Be honest about the fit. The not-fit column builds more trust than the good-fit column.
A content management system specialist builds a live walkthrough using your content structure, your brand sites, and your team setup. No demo account. Your actual architecture.
Scoped before work starts Β· line-by-line pricing Β· no commitment to receive a proposal
The more specific you are, the more relevant the session will be.
Submit your brief β call within 48 hours β proposal in 3 days β Sprint 1 within 1 week of sign-off
A content management system specialist builds a live walkthrough using your content structure, your brand sites, and your team setup. No demo account. Your actual architecture.
Submit your brief β call within 48 hours β scoped proposal in 3 days β Sprint 1 begins within 1 week of sign-off