Solutions
Prepare a campaign, reuse a shared block or manage language variants from one authoring workspace. Developers define the building blocks; authors use them to create, preview and publish.
Built around real outcomes
Four ways to make content work easier to manage.
Bring pages, blocks, media and forms into one authoring workspace, with reusable content and search to help authors find what they need.
Render content with Razor, serve it through the Delivery API, or combine the two. Choose the front end that fits your project.
Give editors clear permissions, review changes before launch, and retain content versions for comparison and recovery.
Give authors the blocks and forms they need to build campaigns within your content model, with a release workflow for related changes.
For content leaders
Define content types, fields and allowed blocks around your team’s work. Authors build within those choices, while developers evolve the model in code as requirements change.
→Structure for authors. Flexibility for developers.
Save drafts freely, validate required content at publish, and preview changes in your site’s templates.
Releases, tasks, scheduling, version compare and an edit lock on every page keep publishing accountable.
Share one block across many pages, or keep a local copy where a page needs its own.
Search drafts and live content, tag with categories, and keep SEO, redirects and short addresses on the page.
Publishing with accountability
Use content permissions to define who can edit and publish, signed links to review previews, and saved content versions to compare or restore. Configure request limits and service credentials for your deployment.
Explore access and recoveryTHE GOOD KIND OF CONTROL
Give authors room to create, with a clear path from draft to publication.
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