Paligo

Paligo was built for documentation professionals who need to manage a large volume of complex content. To manage and organize this documentation efficiently, content reuse is essential. The Paligo CCMS is designed for companies who need to leverage the benefits of content reuse for better business outcomes.

Content reuse helps to streamline the content creation process as it saves time, money, and improves the quality of output. The single sourcing features eliminate duplication of content and optimize the content creation process. Additionally, the modern SaaS UI lets content creators of all levels of proficiency to grasp the fundamentals of structured authoring.

Paligo states its goal is to make structured authoring more accessible to a wider audience by simplifying and demystifying the process. The CCMS enables customers to author, manage, translate, and publish multichannel content.

Paligo's top features at a glance:

• Structured Authoring

Structured authoring helps make content consistent, accurate, and future-proof. The XML editor enables content reuse, making structured authoring easier.

• Content Reuse

Reuse content at scale with topic-based authoring and smart single sourcing features such as component reuse, block content reuse, the Paligo text fragment reuse, dynamic variables, and conditional content

• Multi-Channel Publishing

Paligo takes multi-channel publishing to another level. Publish to HTML5, PDF print, SCORM eLearning, Zendesk, Salesforce, GitHub, BitBucket, and Amazon S3.

• Versioning

Paligo features version history and roll-back, version branching, and release management made specifically for technical writers and content authors.

• Translation Management

Paligo offers smart translation management, avoiding duplicate files for each language. Integrates with Phrase and other TMS solutions.

• Collaboration

With a familiar SaaS UI Paligo enables contributors and reviewers to collaborate on content. International teams can work together on documentation without the drawbacks of on-premises, locally-installed systems.