A global headless CMS.
Content Center is where organizations edit and publish. One record holds the text, the languages, and the versions. Websites, apps, and internal portals read from that same record.
Main clients
Several departments publish through one installation. The public sites in front of them stay on the current version.
What is in the product
Publishing
The work editors open every morning.
- Monitoring dashboard
- What went live, what is waiting on someone, and what missed its date.
- Services management
- Departments edit their own services. A wording change does not need a developer ticket.
- Dynamic fields
- A parking service and a building permit do not share a form. Fields follow the service.
- Overdue services
- Anything past its review date shows up on its own list.
- Data augmentation
- Fill empty values from a system you already run, before the record is published.
Control
Who changed it, and whether it can go out.
- Versioning
- Every publish is kept. An older version can go back live.
- Comparison
- Read two versions next to each other and approve only the difference.
- Rule engine
- Conditions that decide when a record is allowed to publish.
- Activity log
- Who edited the record, and when.
- User management
- Editors, reviewers, and department admins, with different access.
Languages
Arabic and English, without mixing environments.
- Multilanguage support
- Arabic and English sit on the same record. Another language can be added later.
- Multiple environments
- Draft, staging, and production stay separate. A test does not reach the public site.
Reporting
The numbers people already ask for.
- Custom reports
- Reports shaped around the questions a department actually has.
- Dashboard graphs
- Trends on the same screen as the publishing work.
- Charts and tables
- A picture for the meeting, and the rows underneath it.
- Cross-channel analytics
- How the same content does on the website, the app, and the other places you publish.
It sits next to the systems you already have
Integrations
Websites, mobile apps, portals, and internal tools keep their own front ends. Content Center is where the content is edited, then handed to those systems.
Delivery
Releases go out through automated deployments. The platform is split into services, so one department's traffic does not have to slow the others.
A partnership of three
Content Center is a partnership of Johnson Luke, Alternative Character, and ETE-Services.
For new work
chantal@alternativecharacter.com00961 3 915 809Alternative Character