Give your team a proper way to publish and manage content, often alongside selling it.
← All capabilitiesEditorial teams are stuck waiting on developers to publish or update content, or working around a system that can't handle rich pages, search or selling alongside publishing. That slows down every release and puts unnecessary load on technical staff.
A media or research organisation publishes through a system only developers can safely update, so every new page or layout change goes through an engineering queue. We would build a content management system with a proper rich content editor, so editorial staff can build structured, media-heavy pages themselves, without needing a developer for routine publishing tasks.
A library, museum or archive holds a large historic collection that's digitised but under-described, with only internal staff able to add tags, locations or context, one item at a time. We would build a crowdsourced enrichment tool that lets the public geotag, tag and add stories to the collection, turning visitors into a workforce for cataloguing it properly.
A publisher sells books or products but runs the storefront and the editorial content, author pages and reviews, on two disconnected systems that don't share design or data. We would integrate a storefront with an embedded editorial CMS, so author pages, reviews and sales sit in one experience instead of being stitched together across separate platforms.
We build the editorial tools around how your team actually works, so publishing doesn't need a developer, and connect that content to search and, where relevant, a storefront. The result is a platform editors can own day to day.
We've built content and publishing platforms across broadcasting, publishing, research and cultural institutions.
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