Give marketing teams the power to create, publish, and grow digital experiences across all properties without sacrificing governance or speed.
Marketing teams managing dozens or hundreds of sites face an impossible choice: centralize control and create bottlenecks, or distribute access and lose consistency. Campaigns stall in developer backlogs, and routine updates require tickets, limiting team autonomy.
Squiz Digital Experience Platform (DXP) gives teams the independence to build, publish, and optimize at scale while maintaining governance and brand standards - delivering speed and control without constant developer intervention.
Low-code building
Drag-and-drop visual page builder lets marketing teams assemble and update on-brand pages using pre-approved components and templates.
Multi-site management
Manage content, assets, and governance across all digital properties from one unified platform with distributed authoring.
Reusable components
Deploy shared design systems and component libraries that ensure consistency while allowing teams to work independently.
Whitepaper
Discover how DXPs unify content, data, and tools to empower teams to move faster.
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Yes. Developers set up templates and design systems once, then marketing teams work autonomously for day-to-day launches and updates. Marketers can use drag-and-drop tools to build pages, microsites, and landing pages from pre-approved components.
Central teams define global templates, component libraries, and brand rules that local teams cannot break. Role-based permissions, approval workflows, and design system guardrails ensure consistency while distributed teams maintain publishing independence across all properties.
Audit logs track who publishes what, where, and when across all properties. Configurable approval workflows ensure high-risk content routes through appropriate stakeholders before going live.
Shared design systems, reusable components, and centralized DAM ensure consistent UX, and accessibility standards. The platform prevents fragmentation by enforcing approved patterns while still allowing local variation where governance rules permit it.
Automated migration tools accelerate content and asset migration from legacy CMS platforms. The platform handles complex, multi-site transitions at scale, reducing manual effort and timeline compared to traditional migration approaches.
Yes. Squiz DXP integrates with CRM, analytics, personalization, identity management, and marketing automation tools through APIs and iPaaS connectors. The composable architecture lets any martech solution integrate within the platform while maintaining security and performance standards.
