Ingeniux Reviews & Product Details

Ingeniux has innovative technology and a platform that supports standards, not proprietary code. What stands out about this company, though, is their willingness to truly partner--to listen, help solve problems large and small, and offer smart suggestions on how to resolve issues or meet a goal.

I have to think really hard about anything I dislike about them. They're growing, so I think their documentation and support content is behind the rest of their technology and general support model. It is fine, it just isn't as good as everything else. This is so not a show-stopper, though.

Content portal that provides a single place for both technical documentation and support content, with dynamic delivery for specific audiences.

Ingeniux is an amazing CMS. It handles all our 12 websites with ease, manages content well, and we love it. It sends out an XML feed to your views that you can manipulate any way you need.

There isn't much to dislike. You'll want to build it properly, and if done so right, you'll be able to get all you want our of Ingeniux.

We use Ingeniux for so many different applications, from email generation, to digital signage, and much more. It's saved us an amazing amount of time rather than having to build new backends.

I like that the designs that I create can be easily, and well maintained and supported by the people who own the site: editors, department heads, etc. It is easy to learn and quick to use.

There is nothing to dislike - granted the product offers features that I have not had a chance to use.

I design websites -- Ingeniux is a perfect partner for building these websites - and the site owner ends up with an exceptional product that they can maintain without the design degenerating through update and content cycles.

Ultimate flexibility. Ingeniux supplies a framework for collecting data of user-defined types and a schema for organizing it. From there, a competent developer can literally build anything. The interface is simple. The reliability is first rate.

The fact that some of our de-centralized users can't pronounce the name correctly. It's in-jean-yucks.

De-centralized content management. 300 users, 60,000+ pages, multiple domains and subsites all manage through one CMS instance.

The best thing so far about Ingeniux is their support team, they are constantly there for my company when we get stuck, and not only do they answer my issue within minutes of my submission but they will call me and talk to me on the phone to make sure they understand the issue.

I have no complaints, we really like this CMS. It would be awesome if they could create better documentation, there is a lot to know about the CMS, especially if you are integrating it into an MVC project.

We use the CMS for everything, it allows us to white label our sites for different customers. The best part is the feature flags we set up within the CMS and tie it back to our code base to allow us to push things to production faster. The CMS integrates nicely with our .net code.

this product is easy to understand and pickup by those who support content across campus outside the office of web technology and information technology. I have successfully trained users of all skill and comfort levels across campus in a 1 hour basics training session.

With 360 hours, there is nothing I can say I dislike. Eventually an answer is found and a problem solved.

it allowed us to implement workflows and permissions that in turn helped us to have constituents across campus maintain and own their own content while allowing the office of web technology, content management, and information technology maintaining the structures, branding, and a cohesive consistent branding and message through out the entire site.

Ingeniux provides a full-featured CMS with modern user experiences. These features will satisfy content/marketing specialists as well as back-end developers. It provides the power of ASP.NET MVC on the backend and the flexibility to use modern JavaScript frameworks that also unlock incredibly flexible tools for authors working in the system.

While providing many tools to build whatever web solution you are looking for, it can be a bit of a challenge to begin develop with the system without any training. Though to an experience .NET developer or the proper training, it ends up being very enjoyable.

We run a website with approximately 5,000 pages that are authored by over 65 content contributors. The Ingeniux CMS provides the access control and management features to make this possibly as well as build an award-winning website.

I love that every time you turn around, the product is getting improved. Development is active and responsive to your needs which means this is far from being a stale software title.

Being on the East coast means I'm in hours before any west coasters are awake... only an issue if you're an east coast early bird.

We are solving our years of problems related to searching our site with Ingeniux. They now have a new included product called "InSite Search" which has been clearing years of headaches.

Easy to use and understand and to train others on. The interface is simple and not complex. Most users can pick up the process or building out a page or using a workflow with minimal effort.

Assignments are clunky - can not group them or do a mass/group change.

Ability to publish our content using a managed system with the flexibility for dynamic publishing, integration, rebranding and micro sites.

This CMS is powerful and widely cusomizable. From being able to make a schema for almost anything, there's enough flexibility to make a powerful website with rich content, all while being easy enough for our employees to use.

Honestly, nothing. The CMS is fantastic, the updates are relatively quick, and the support is fantastic at getting back to any problems or glitches one may encounter while using the CMS.

We're solving the problem of being able to easily manage content, while having the power and flexibility of the CMS to back us up.