Content Management System
A flexible content management system for centrally administering websites, portals and other digital channels. It supports complex content structures, dynamic forms and specialised modules, user access management, API-based integration with external information systems, and efficient content publishing and updating across multiple digital channels.
About the solution
The Content Management System is designed for organisations whose complex content structures, specialised functionality or integration requirements go beyond standard website management tools. It provides a unified environment for creating, administering and publishing content across websites, portals and other digital channels. Its modular structure supports configurable content types, page structures, dynamic forms and specialised functional modules. User roles and access permissions make it possible to assign content administration responsibilities, while open APIs allow data to be exchanged with other information systems and support integrated digital channels. The organisation gains more than a publishing tool: it gains an extensible technology foundation for digital communications and digital services. New functionality and integrations can be introduced as business needs evolve, while maintaining centralised content management and a consistent user experience.
Fundamental transformation
A unified ecosystem
Reduces duplicated solutions and support overhead by consolidating public websites, intranets and portals on a shared SystemSight technology foundation.
Controlled content processes
Provides end-to-end editorial control, from content creation, approval and scheduled publication to revisions, backups and a robust permissions model.
A dynamic architecture
Extends static pages through a block-based architecture: thematic blocks, galleries, forms, documents and subscriptions managed without coding.
Platform capabilities
Structure management
Hierarchical structures, text pages, internal and external links, and specialised modules.
Block-based architecture
Build thematic pages from announcements, galleries, calendars, banners and data blocks without code.
News and publications
A full editorial environment with scheduled publishing, summaries, categories and revision history.
Dynamic forms
A builder for contact, survey and registration forms with validation, logic and file uploads.
Multilingual content
Manage translations for structures, content and system texts, with translation import and oversight of untranslated elements.
Search and navigation
Internal search, filters, thematic navigation, related content, sitemap and SEO metadata management.
Communications
Manage newsletter groups and subscriber lists, schedule mailings and monitor statistics.
Documents and media
File management, document libraries, galleries and uploads in multiple formats, including PDF and DOCX.
Technological maturity
A modular digital-channel platform
Digital infrastructure for institutional websites, content portals and internal communications.
Designed for institutional channel management
Integration ecosystem
Ready to connect with VIISP, RCBroker, document management systems, e-signature providers, payment systems and analytics tools.
Centralised channel management
Who is this solution for?
Portals and corporate websites
Websites for municipalities, ministries and public-sector organisations
Intranets and internal communications portals
Content portals with specialised modules
Tourism, public information and investment project platforms
A unified portal management platform with flexible publishing without developer intervention, a broad range of specialised modules, search engine optimisation and an extensive roles and permissions architecture.
Content Management System
A flexible platform for managing websites, portals and other digital channels from one central environment.
Other work
Implemented projects
Systems built on this foundation that are successfully in use.
Create a modern digital experience
Let’s discuss how this modular platform can help your organisation consolidate websites and intranets while streamlining content management processes.
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