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Ingeniux Reviews & Product Details
For an agile web experience, Ingeniux CMS is a great option for websites, portals, communities, and intelligent content delivery. Ingeniux CMS is built on a flexible, mobile-first architecture that helps manage and deliver content to any channel or device, ensuring proper governance and compliance of content. To date, Ingeniux CMS is used by hundreds of businesses, organizations, trade associations, and higher education institutions and is available as both a hosted service (SaaS) or an on-premise solution.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, On-Premise Linux, On-Premise Windows |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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Interface; reliability; customer support
XML doesn't work well in our transl mgr.
Reusing content is a plus. Output to InDesign for print publishing allows us to compose our books quickly. Translation manager app neatly packages content.
Ability to have groups of people with varying permissions. Ability to control what they can edit and do.
I don't like that you have to check in and mark pictures for publish. It adds several steps. Would love for that to be an optional automatic.
We are able to have many offices and departments at our college contribute to the website.
The Ingeniux CMS and Cartella platform have been great in creating a redesigned digital experience for our clients. The technology is flexible in its ability to integrate with different systems, enabling us to extend our internal workflows to our clients to provide a more efficient experience. As an administrator, I find it easy to manage the platform and make changes for our organization. We also work closely with the Ingeniux professional services team, and their development team has been great to partner with.
We have a lot of customization built into our CMS with a lot of forms being used on our portal. As someone new to administering a CMS, I could use better tools when packaging and pushing releases into production. I also wish there was more native analytics within the software for tracking asset downloads, usage, etc.
We built a public marketing site and custom client portal with Ingeniux. The portal was designed to be a centralized workspace for our clients to complete any and all work with our company. We have achieved this outcome, significantly reducing the amount of client requests coming from email, which has resulted in a reduction in errors and greater client satisfaction.
Their training and implementation process has been very helpful for us. The system seems to be able to support most of our needs (there are a few items we will be looking into developing down the road). We're excited to launch our new site on their platform soon.
Some of the development work that was done required additional hours, however this may have been due to a lack of full scoping the work before development started.
We needed a new CMS because our old system was no longer supported. The additional SEO and ADA support will be crucial for us. They were able to develop some logic, such as dynamically displaying branch/ATM locations and hours.
I love their support team the best. They respond quickly and don't leave you hanging.
You can't quite hack and bash at your content like you can in notepad... but that's OK as you get stablity and even product among users instead.
Our organization's web presence is more uniform than it's ever been before due to global templates and control.
Auto-navigation and taxonomy are superior tools.
Page dependencies when publishing often led to massive publishes. However, this has much improved with the latest version.
Effective enterprise wide content management for a top 100 university. Content management centralization is key for consistent enduser experience.
This content management system offers a lot of options for multiple users to contribute to their website while still allowing for administration and oversight. The user interface is really good in comparison to other systems I have worked with. I've had a good time working with the support team. The move to a NO SQL database and moving to use .NET as its primary development language is also a move in the right direction.
Generally been please with the solution. Would like to see it add more segregation of administrative duties.
We have been able to address a number of sites over the years . The ability to serve the needs of three different campuses. Provide responsive solutions. Managing various ways to share content thought the site and uses of categorization.
The syndication feature has allowed us to create content and put on multiple pages, easing our overall workload.
That taxonomy cannot be filtered is something I hope will be fixed in the future.
We are now mobile responsive and using this CMS allows us greater flexibility to change marketing on the fly.