Content operations platform

Content Operations for Large WebsitesContent Operationsfor Large Websites

Connect what your teams ask for to what actually ships. Every change sits on its page, with an owner and an approver, until the day it goes live.

Connects to Webflow today.

What a Content Operations Platform Needs

For a website, digital governance means you can say who owns each page, who approves changes to it, and who published the last update. Declunk records the owner, the approver and the publish history on each request, across all the sites in your workspace.

One Owner

Every request has someone on it.

Named Approver

One person signs off first.

Publish History

Every change keeps its record.

When Requests Come from Sales, Product and Three Regional Teams

Content workflow management starts with one way in. Declunk takes requests from Slack, email and more and puts each one in a single queue, on the page it affects, with an owner and an approver.

Your team can keep asking for content in the tools it already uses, as long as the content production workflow tracks the work in one place. Declunk gives each request an owner, an approver, a status and a deadline as soon as it arrives.

The Full Content Lifecycle, from Request to Live

The content lifecycle on a website starts with a request and ends with a published change. Declunk tracks both ends, from the request, its owner and its approver through to the publish record once the change goes live.

EMEATranslate the pricing page/eu/pricingsentarawaste.com
  1. 01Requested

    EMEA asks for a euro version of the pricing page.

    Oct 1 · 09:14

  2. 02Owner assignedNC

    NC takes it on and drafts the change.

    Oct 1 · 09:20

  3. 03ApprovedDP

    DP signs off before anything publishes.

    Oct 2 · 11:05

  4. 04PublishedLive

    Live on sentarawaste.com/eu/pricing.

    Oct 2 · 14:32 · by NC

Publish record kept on the request: who asked, who owned it, who approved it, and when it went live.Published 14:32

Questions About Content Operations

Written to be quoted whole, for the people asking and the assistants answering.

What is content operations?
Content operations is how a team turns content requests into published work, meaning who asks, who owns it, who approves it and when it goes live. On a website, it connects strategy to the pages that actually change.
How is content operations different from a CMS?
A CMS stores your pages and publishes them. Content operations is the work around that: taking requests in, giving each one an owner and an approver, and keeping a record of what went live and when.
What does digital governance mean for a website?
It means you can say who owns each page, who approves changes to it, and who published the last update. Declunk records the owner, the approver and the publish history on each request, across all the sites in your workspace.
How do you manage content requests from many teams?
Give them one way in. Declunk takes requests from Slack, email and more, and puts each one in a single queue, on the page it affects, with an owner, an approver, a status and a deadline.
Which CMS does Declunk work with?
Declunk connects to Webflow today.

sentarawaste.com/contact/sydneyChange the Sydney office hoursLIVE · 14:32

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Enova built Declunk and uses it in its own website operations.

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