My company manage several blogs. Most of them use (selfhosted) Wordpress as CMS.
We are looking at Confluence as Enterprise Content Management system, a place where all our content can be created, updated etc. in a collaborative way.
We are interested to know if there is a convenient way to pull/push or anyway, sync the content between Wordpress and Confluence in a robust and maintenable way.
In other worlds, we are looking for a way to improve an existing workflow to manage the content creation for several websites, mostly of them are using wp.
I'm in the right place to ask? If so, where should i look to more forward?
Thank you in advance
Thank you Fabian for the follow up
Hi, as @Fabian A. Lopez (Community Leader - Argentina, Florida, California) said: Confluence is a great tool for collaborating around content: Inline comments, page history, etc.
The K15t apps offer some more functionality of managing content:
* Scroll Versions: You can versionize multiple pages (spaces) at the same time incl. branching, merging, releasing...
* Scroll Viewport: You can run your webpage completely in Confluence. Viewport offers a customized view on your content with all flexibility of styling it your way. Our own webpage is maintained in Confluence and styled with our own viewport theme.
* Scroll Wordpress Publisher (free) - Allow for Confluence Cloud customers to publish content directly to Wordpress
Finally, we also have a number of apps for exporting the content to an offline format or to static HTML