WordPress administration
Using the CMS to write and organise editorial content.
New content in the platform. Familiar tools for editors.
Azitis needed to publish articles within its existing platform, while the editorial team needed a dedicated authoring environment. These needs had to be connected without rebuilding a CMS inside the application.
We integrated headless WordPress with Azitis. Articles are managed in WordPress and retrieved through an API for display in the platform, connecting editorial tools with the interface readers use.
Using the CMS to write and organise editorial content.
Connecting the content source to the application and retrieving the information needed for display.
Bringing articles into the existing platform experience rather than a completely separate editorial site.
Editors can write and organise articles in WordPress, using a tool built for publishing.
Readers find articles within the platform, supporting continuity between editorial content and the product.
The client adds an editorial capability by connecting existing components. The platform retains its role while WordPress handles content management.
Extracting document data and populating forms, with review before the process continues.
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