With its simple interfaces adapted to its users' businesses, XMS can be used to create and combine all of your content, no matter what its type, structure or granularity:

Web 2.0 data entry interfaces

To enter low-volume content whose structure is not particularly complex (such as a magazine article, for example), XMS offers very simple to use Web 2.0 data entry interfaces for entering content in XML format as soon as it is created.

Multi-criteria searching

Each search and results display interface is adapted for each type of media and can be specifically configured. Searches can be saved and performed at any point, and the results stored in carts that can be shared between several users.

InDesign plug-in

In order to facilitate transferring information between content creators and layout specialists, XMS offers a plug-in that allows it to interface natively with Adobe InDesign. The layout specialist continues to work exclusively in his or her professional environment, that is, InDesign.

Bridge Plug-in

XMS has a plug-in that allows it to interface natively with the Adobe Bridge software to manage visual media. This way, image professionals can participate fully in the information syndication project without having to switch tools.

FrameMaker Plug-in

When creating high-volume, highly structured publications such as technical guides or works (in legal, medical and other fields), XMS uses a plug-in that allows it to natively interface with Adobe FrameMaker. The entire editorial process is supervised from Adobe FrameMaker, which interfaces directly with the XMS CMS.

Web distribution system

XMS is designed to allow for responsive, cross-media publication. Once all of the steps in the workflow have been completed and the publication start date is reached, content is automatically put online.

Content syndication and uses

The major benefit of XMS is its ability to capitalize on rich, structured content within a single reference system. Once the content is stored in a database, it represents a gold mine of information with nearly infinite potential for use: aggregation, emergence of new themes, outlining purely event-related content, etc.