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See your content estate for the first time.
Connect a repository read-only and get an inventory of the content that has been sitting inside it — every headline, CTA, claim and near-duplicate paragraph, with the exact file and field each one came from.
Workspaces are set up with us rather than through self-serve sign-up, so the first repository connection is done alongside someone who can read the discovery report with you.
Demo data
After connecting a repository
What a first read-only scan of the demonstration repository reports back.
- 183
- Pages
- 714
- Content assets
- 11
- Reusable content models
- 86
- Headlines
- 142
- Calls to action
- 27
- Repeated claims
- 18
- Likely duplicate passages
- 9
- Types with no clear author
What you get
- A read-only content inventory of your connected repository
- Search across everything it found, with the exact source location of each asset
- Content-health findings — duplicates, stale claims, missing provenance, content gaps
- The proposed content model, for you to confirm before anything is bound
What we ask
- A repository you are allowed to connect, ideally one with content in structured files
- Ten minutes to review the proposed content types — that step determines whether everything after it is right
- A note about anything the inventory gets wrong, which is the fastest way to improve the parsers
Read-only first
Connecting a repository changes nothing in it.
The first pass parses the files you authorize and proposes the content types it found. Nothing is bound until you confirm the model, and write access is a separate grant you make per repository and per structure.