Uni.Mi CMS connects content management to what the website actually does: media publishing, organic visibility, usage events, real-user performance, AI workflows, and leads.
The core is shared, while each workspace is configured around the site's content model, permissions, and maintenance plan.
Not a pile of charts. Every screen connects to an action on the website or a business decision.
Acquisition sources, pages, interest events, and conversions are organized around a defined funnel, showing what people did rather than only how many arrived.
Real-user metrics are retained by page, device type, and time window, with p75 and sample counts that prevent conclusions from a single measurement.
Fields, categories, locales, and media assets reflect the real website structure. Approved publishing reaches the relevant public routes directly.
Suitable content products receive a deeper workflow for recipes, imagery, timing, ingredients, instructions, nutrition, quality, and publishing state.
Public page context and code meet Search Console data, previews, and a writing assistant that produces drafts for approval.
Each inquiry retains its site, page, source, service, and follow-up state, connecting marketing activity to the actual response.
Search Console, media, and provider connections remain site-scoped and visible only to users with the appropriate role.
Three separate views represent three different jobs. They do not promise what Google or an AI engine will display; they improve the inputs, checks, and publishing decisions.
Editors see what is missing, ready, or published. Each card connects content state, completion quality, and the next available action.
A background job separates upload, OCR, structure, taxonomy, and draft storage. Nothing publishes without human review and approval.
The workspace combines existing public page data, query data when GSC is connected, and an organic preview. The assistant proposes drafts; the site owner decides what is published.
Content, media, SEO, and configuration remain attached to the relevant site and page.
API, revalidation, or a build refresh only the routes required by the architecture.
Events, performance, queries, and leads guide the next improvement decision.
Event and performance coverage depends on consent, browsers, and sample volume. The platform therefore preserves time windows, sample counts, and device separation instead of filling gaps with guesses.
Includes the Uni.Mi CMS core license, content and media management, hosting, security, software updates, and monitoring. Advanced dashboard modules remain separate products or are bundled with the applicable plan.
Everything in Basic, with analytics, performance, content and media dashboards, plus specialized workflows configured for the project.
Everything in Advanced, with ongoing SEO management, the SEO and AI workspace, and lead operations.
Uni.Mi CMS is not a generic add-on attached after launch. It is planned with the website so content, measurement, and improvement keep working as one product.
