SquidexFree and open source SaaS headless CMS softwareSquidex is anopen-source cloud-based headless CMS software. It comes with a text editor, e-forms, customizable templates etc. You can conduct full-text search, document indexing and automate your website management tasks. System configuration as per needs is possible.Its utility value is triggered up with features like version control, document management and rich text editor. Approval process control enables users to approve or reject the content before publishing it. It is also a reliable and efficient content distribution platform. It offers multi-language support and robust content versioning. PrismicFree cloud-hosted and API-based headless CMS.
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep) Online | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | Location / Phone Number | San Francisco, California | |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud | Category | Headless CMS Software |
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Prismic is Headless CMS Software. Prismic offers the following functionalities:
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Yes, Prismic provides API.
What do you like best?
Very user-friendly platform. I have 0 background in web design and format and was able to pick this up within a few hours of training. Very common sense oriented, great search tools and seems to have a very responsive customer service team (but I have not had to use them
What do you dislike?There's a small initial learning curve. But once you pick up the basics it is very easy to navigate and implement.
Recommendations to others considering the productGreat tool- easy to use even with little knowledge on web creation and design
What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?We redesigned our whole business website using Prismic.io. It's really easy to continue to update and edit as needed. Many useful search features.
What do you like best?
If implementation time and ease of use is of importance to you, definitely consider Prismic.
What do you dislike?Because of its simplicity you may sometimes find it lacking of some more advanced features.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?We used prismic for our job postings and our company blog to easily add content without having to redeploy.
What do you like best?
If implementation time and ease of use is of importance to you, definitely consider Prismic.
What do you dislike?Because of its simplicity you may sometimes find it lacking of some more advanced features.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?We used prismic for our job postings and our company blog to easily add content without having to redeploy.
What do you like best?
Prismic has helped us craft unique content sitewide, powered by our content team and not developers. Being able to use prismic for wiki data, blog posts, FAQs, terms/privacy policies, marketing pages, etc has been a huge benefit to our team.
Being able to create content types, with custom fields organized how I need them, has been a huge reason I've stuck with Prismic.
What do you dislike?The strong nature of resistance I've received from support when discussing issues with them. Seem often to brush us off, instead of work with us to solve problems.
The entire way media is handled is frustrating. Being able to upload, browse media, and assign meta details to each item... and then using it in a post is fantastic. But if you make changes to the item after using it, it doesn't propagate.
Same with thumbnails, if you add a new page/style/design to your site, you need to manually go to each and every post and reapply the image, to generate a new round of thumbnails.
It's incredibly tedious, and support has offered no better way insisting that is the option.
Recommendations to others considering the product:Prismic is fantastic and freeform, but being forced to manually update content after large design changes is a huge hindrance.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?Giving our marketing/content full controller of what they're creating, and when they're creating it has been vital. We've created custom inserts in Prismic Slices, that build as our own vue components in the blog post. They have a ton of control on how they build their posts.
What do you like best?
The user interface on their dashboard is good. Support is prompt in responding to tickets with good information. Creating types is very simple.
What do you dislike?The API is not well documented and it is hard to understand a few things at the beginning and can easily lead you in the wrong direction as to how to generate html from the api.
Recommendations to others considering the productThe API documentation does not seem obvious, but it is worth a try.
What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?Auto generating documentation. It is easy for non-technical users to write content.
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