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Ask for a change on the real page, get it signed off by the right person, and know when it went live. Every site your team runs, in one place.

What Does a Website Management Platform Do?

Declunk is a website management platform that sits on top of your CMS. A marketer asks for a change on the real page, a named approver signs it off, and Declunk keeps a record of when it went live.

  1. Centralized Requests

    Every ask tied to the page it's for.

  2. Approved Changes

    Nothing goes live without a sign-off.

  3. Full Activity Log

    A record of every change once it's live.

Website Management Without an In-House Developer

Picking a website management tool often starts with picking a CMS. A B2B team without a developer also needs a way to ask for changes, see who owns each one, and know when each went live. Declunk covers that part and connects to Webflow today.

Follow One Change from Ask to Live

Who asked, who has it, who approved it and when it went live, all on the same request.

Requests Tied to the Page They’re About

Anyone on the team can ask for a change in Declunk or from Slack or other chat apps your team already uses. Each request is tied to its page, with an owner and a due date, so you always know who has it.

Approvals from Everyone Who Needs to Sign Off

A named approver signs off before anything goes live, whether that is your web lead, a manager or a client. The request shows who said yes and when.

Notifications Where Your Team Already Works

Declunk tells the right people when a request is assigned to them, sent for approval or sent back. Updates arrive in the tools your team already uses, like Slack, Google Chat, email or the app.

Time Tracking on Every Request

Log the hours you spent on a request, with a short note. Each request shows its total and who logged what.

Keep Track of Every Change

Every change and publish goes on the record with the date, the person, the page and the request behind it, so you can see what went live and when.

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Managing Multiple Websites in One Place

For teams managing multiple websites, Declunk keeps each brand site in one workspace. Each request gets an owner, so you know who is keeping each site current.

One site or many, the workflow is the same.

Questions About Website Management

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

What is website management software?
Website management software is where a team asks for, approves and tracks changes to its website. Declunk does this on top of your CMS, with each request tied to a real page, a named approver, and a record of when it went live.
Is a website management platform the same as a CMS?
No. A CMS is where pages are built and stored. A website management platform like Declunk sits on top of it: it is where changes are asked for, approved by a named person, and recorded when they go live.
Can a marketing team manage a website without a developer?
Yes. In Declunk a marketer asks for a change on the real page, a named approver signs it off, and every request has an owner and a state, so nothing depends on an in-house developer to keep track.
How do you manage multiple websites in one place?
Declunk keeps each brand site in one workspace. Every request is tied to a page on a site and has an owner, so you can see what is still open on each site and who is keeping it current.
Can clients approve website changes without an account?
Yes. When your approver sends a request on, the client gets one link by email. It opens the request, the Webflow comment link and any files, and they approve from there. There is no seat or login to set up.
Does Declunk send notifications to Slack?
Yes. Declunk sends notifications to Slack, Google Chat, email and the bell in the app. Each person picks instant email or a daily digest, and each project can be set to all activity, mentions only or muted.
Can you track time on website requests?
Yes. Anyone on a request can log hours against it in Declunk. The dashboard totals hours by site or by person and exports them, and each workspace decides whether tracking is off, optional or required.
How do you see what changed on a website and when?
Use an activity log. Declunk's website management platform records every change and publish with the date, the person, the page and the request behind it, so you can trace a traffic change back to what went live.
Does Declunk change my website without approval?
No. A change goes live only after a named approver signs it off, and Declunk keeps a record of who asked, who approved and when it went live.
Which CMS does Declunk work with?
Declunk connects to Webflow today.

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