With the enterprise CMS Scrivito, you spend less time publishing and managing content, and you can focus on creating it.
With the enterprise CMS Scrivito, you spend less time publishing and managing content, and you can focus on creating it.
Scrivito is an intuitive CMS for editors. You can start creating and editing pages immediately and master the system quickly. No lengthy training sessions are required.
With Scrivito, you save a lot of time and can increase your productivity enormously. Pages can be created, edited and published with just a few clicks. You don’t need to rely on web designers or developers as you can perform all steps yourself.
Don’t waste your time on reading extensive documentation. Thanks to Scrivito’s excellent user-friendliness and clear editing interface, even users without any prior knowledge can edit content immediately.
By using the headless enterprise CMS Scrivito, you can supply content to all channels and devices from a single system and publish content anywhere. For example, the following types of channels can be connected:
With Scrivito, you can offer your websites and apps in as many languages as you wish. The enterprise CMS supports multilingual projects natively, and all language versions are managed from a single system without any additional expense.
Scrivito is a powerful collaboration tool for teams: Multiple editors can work on a page together, simultaneously and independently, and invite other colleagues to collaborate. All editors involved in a working copy see the changes made by other team members in real time.
The software review platform OMR Reviews gave Scrivito the “Top Rated” award in the category Content Management Systems in March 2022. Our enterprise CMS is far above the industry average in all categories, such as “user-friendliness”, “meeting requirements” and “customer support”.
Scrivito facilitates content management for editors through user roles: You can define roles with specific rights, such as “editor”, “editor-in-chief”, or “administrator”. This allows you to specify, for example, that editors can only create content but not publish it, or that they can only edit certain areas of a website.