When content becomes a vector for liability—regulatory, reputational, or operational—you need more than a CMS. You need a content infrastructure that mirrors your organisational complexity, adapts to evolving roles, and integrates with identity, audit, and policy enforcement by design.
Mvine transforms your content layer from a publishing tool into a compliance-assured delivery fabric—where every file, video, or message is traceable, permissioned, and governed in context.
Mvine‘s content management solution is a headless, federated, identity-aware system engineered for organisations that cannot afford unauthorised dissemination, unauditable change history, or unmanaged sprawl.
Create nested permission-aware folders with role-specific visibility, dynamic tagging, and lifecycle-aware metadata.
Enable staff to push/pull content directly from native file explorers, governed by Active Directory and CRM roles.
Track every edit, approval, and view—down to the user, timestamp, and action—across structured and unstructured content types.
Distribute publishing rights by department, role, or geography while preserving central governance and rollback capability.
Full-text search with synonym matching, role-weighted results, and multilingual support.
Content becomes accurate, retrievable, compliant, and consistent—across every user interface and channel.
Every content interaction governed by the user’s role, credential source, and contextual policy (e.g. “Sales Director UK, on MDM-enrolled device”).
Extend CMS control into apps, portals, and mobile interfaces. Sync content to custom dashboards, consumer experiences, or B2B extranets.
Publish once, push anywhere: internal apps, public portals, partner systems—all with version control and expiry logic.
Normalises identity fields across domains, applies trust weighting, and filters invalid or stale claims. Supports both static (e.g. HR system) and dynamic (e.g. biometric scan) sources.
Easily publish, control, and track important documents—across regulated industries and secure environments.
