Content Management and Publication System
(CMPS)
Content Management
Content that has been created, can be managed using our content
management system. This provides a sortable list of current
content that may be viewed. Using our system security roles
and relationships, Vendors and Administrators can both use
the same portal. The content and functions available to the
user will depend on their security clearance.
This section can be used to perform the following tasks.
- Content Review and Approval
Available content can be activated or de-activated, only
active content is displayed in a publication. If vendor
created content has to be approved, prior to publication,
the content created by the vendor will be marked as pending.
This content will become active once approved by an administrator.
All editing functions illustrated in the 'Content Creation'
section are also available in this section.
Vendor Pages can also be managed and approved in the same
manner.
- Catalogue Header Management (Administrators Only)
Our templating system is not restricted to content only.
Catalogue headers are also able to be created and administered
here. A catalogue header is a customised template or group
of templates. These templates govern the display of the
title for each publication category. The look of these headers,
like the content, can be customised to suit the look and
feel of any existing marketing material or websites.
- Alerts (Administrators Only)
The CRM Content Management system helps you keep track of:
vendors who have not submited contents, content that is
about to expire, and publication categories that have no
ads. This will help keep the catalogues fresh and up to
date, thus, improving member satisfaction with your site.

- Basic Report (Administrators Only)
A basic report is included in this section. This gives administrators
a list of content that has been submitted, and the approval
status of each piece of content. This list can be restricted
to certains dates. This is useful for getting a list of
content submiited in the last n days. More complex
reports are explained in the Content and Publication Reporting
section.

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