Casewhere CMS overview

Introduction

Casewhere has Pages and Widgets, which are very powerful for building enterprise web applications and provide a solid foundation in security and workflow.

However, if the website admin (the customers) wants to actively update website content on a regular basis, an application built solely with Page and Widget may not be adaptable enough.

Case in point: CMS (referred to as CMS) was created to address this customer need, even better, CMS was designed to bridge the gap between business processes and content management.

Everyone who is in charge of creating and managing a website will benefit from CMS.

CMS provides website administrators with an intelligent user interface for creating and managing webpage content. CMS boosts designers' creativity, allowing them to create the best website layouts possible. CMS allows developers with the flexibility to build and focus on creating solutions to complex problems.

CMS helps businesses streamline the website upgrade process, resulting in lower opportunity costs. CMS also allows for consistency, which is essential for developing users engagement and providing a better user experience.

A standout feature of Casewhere CMS is the ability to embed widget templates, as well as plug in with other Casewhere products, and even integrate with the classic "Page and Widget".

Features

• Content editing
• Widget template
• Content publishing
• Content searching

Access Casewhere CMS

You can access Casewhere CMS by adding "/admin" in the Url of your Casewhere Admin instance.

Example: https://academy-admin.casewhere.com /admin

Interface

Casewhere CMS interface has a menu at the very top bar. Use this bar to navigate between 2 pages:

• Worker sites: a list of all worker sites existing in the system. Note that the worker sites need to be created in Casewhere Admin (Read more in Content editing - Add a worker site to CMS)

• Widget template: a list of pre-built widgets that can be customized in terms of appearance and functionality.