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A CMS, or content management system, is a software application that manages the digital content of a website. There are hundreds of options online for building and publishing a static web page. What really matters, however, is building dynamic web pages where you can capture data and publish content integrated with your company's/organization's processes, workflows, and document and task management.
Documenos® includes a lightweight content management system module. You can use it to manage the creation and modification of digital content. Documenos® CMS is typically used for enterprise content management and custom web content management.
Serving as a user-friendly system for website content development, Documenos® CMS functions let individuals build websites, publish Documenos® content on them and update web page front ends without writing code.
With Documenos® CMS, you can publish your static file content, all documents produced in Documenos®, your workflows, data entry screens built from form templates, selected archive content and your knowledge bases on web pages.
Manage your website menus however you like. Define as many areas on your pages as you want. Write static HTML content in these areas or integrate them with data from Documenos®.
Serving as a user-friendly system for website content development, Documenos® CMS functions let individuals build websites, publish Documenos® content on them and update web page front ends without writing code.
Documenos® CMS consists of two parts that work together to apply code to your website's infrastructure: a content management application (CMA) and a content delivery application (CDA).
The CMA is the front-end user interface that displays and saves changes to your site. It is the CMA that lets users easily add, modify and remove content pages, components and widgets.
The CDA acts as the website administrator: it takes the changes made and delivers the content to update the website. Documenos® manages this part for you. All you need to do is configure the content of the sections you add to your pages correctly with data connections.
