Enterprise content management
Structure content, pages, media, and reusable components so your website grows without losing consistency or editorial control.
OXYGEN / CMS
Content at the core. Your organization connected.
Oxygen is an enterprise content management system (CMS) for content, media, languages and governed publishing. Administrative modules, operational workflows and intelligent digital tools extend that core—connecting what your organization communicates with what your audience needs from you.
- Hosting included
- Security and support included
- Built for continuous delivery
CMS at the core
A content management system built to run more than a website.
Oxygen starts by governing your content, pages, languages, media, and publishing. Around that core, it adds the working modules that connect what your organization publishes with what the public asks, does, and shares.
Multilingual publishing governance
Manage Arabic, English, Turkish, or other language versions with roles, review, approval, scheduling, and a clear publishing history.
Audience communication
Plan and deliver messages, campaigns, and updates from the organization to the right public groups and digital channels.
Public requests & feedback
Receive forms, enquiries, registrations, feedback, and service requests from the public, then turn each one into an owned, traceable action.
Administrative control
Extend the CMS with organization-specific administrative modules for teams, permissions, services, records, and day-to-day oversight.
Operational workflows
Connect content and public requests to assignments, approvals, notifications, and handoffs that reflect how your institution actually operates.
Digital intelligence
Use AI assistance to summarize, classify, prepare content or responses, and surface signals while people remain accountable for decisions.
Connected data & tools
Bring forms, email, data, and selected external tools into one operational context instead of leaving them as disconnected touchpoints.
One core, a considered configuration: modules, integrations and capacity are defined for each implementation. Advanced capabilities are not automatically included in every subscription.
CMS
Structured content. More than pages.
Extensible content models
Organize pages, news, services, dossiers, categories and their relationships. Reuse material across interfaces instead of entering it repeatedly.
Media library and archive
Keep images, video, audio and documents in a searchable, categorized library connected to content, and retrieve earlier material.
Independent language editions
Share material through translation and review, or configure separate sections, teams and publishing policies for each edition.
Traceable governance
Define who creates, reviews, approves and publishes. Manage scheduling, change history and version recovery with permissions by role and action.
TWO-WAY OPERATING FLOW
A managed loop between your organization and the public.
The CMS does not end at publishing. It provides a controlled path for messages and services to go out, and for public requests and feedback to return to the people who can act on them.
Plan & govern
Model the content, assign roles, and set the rules for what can be created, reviewed, and published.
Publish & reach
Deliver trusted content, services, and campaigns from the organization to the public across connected digital channels.
Listen & route
Capture requests, feedback, registrations, and signals from the public, then route them to the right team or workflow.
Respond & improve
Track the response, learn from the interaction, and improve the next content, service, or operational decision.
Three editions, one platform
A product core adapted to the operating reality of each sector.
Choose an operating context, not a disconnected system. Terminology, workflows and modules adapt; content, permissions and audience relationships share the same foundation.
01
Oxygen for media
From source to newsroom, from publishing to distribution and audience understanding. An edition for publishers and media organizations that covers the editorial lifecycle beyond the article editor.
02
Oxygen for civil society
Content that serves a mission, interaction that leads to accountable follow-up. A configuration for nonprofits and civil society organizations connecting programs and campaigns with teams and communities.
03
Oxygen for business
Connect your corporate website with marketing content, customer enquiries and internal work. A configuration for teams that need to manage and evolve their digital presence continuously.
EDITION / 01
Oxygen for media
From source to newsroom, from publishing to distribution and audience understanding. An edition for publishers and media organizations that covers the editorial lifecycle beyond the article editor.
Source → Assignment → Verification → Publishing and distribution → Measurement
Sources and field reporting
Organize reporter submissions and attachments by event, source and time. Email and WhatsApp can be connected to turn incoming material into editorial suggestions for review.
A coordinated newsroom
Assignments, priorities, deadlines and handoffs between reporters, editors and editors-in-chief, with an editorial calendar, story discussions and a publishing overview.
Verification and editorial policy
Link claims to sources, record verification notes and corrections, and apply rules for terminology, headlines and sensitive coverage through approval workflows.
Live coverage and distribution
Timestamped updates from multiple editors and channel-specific versions of central content. Newsletters, SMS and push depend on the approved connected channels and providers.
Multilingual media editions
Each edition can have its own audience, sections, team and editorial policy, while sharing material and reviewing translations—not simply auto-translating the same website.
Audience, discovery and revenue
Follow content performance and traffic sources, with structured data, indexing and SEO/GEO support. Advertising campaign management and content distribution APIs can extend the edition.
Source monitoring and editorial assistance are scoped around an approved policy and human review. Semantic search and automated media understanding are future extension paths, not promises within the base package.
EDITION / 02
Oxygen for civil society
Content that serves a mission, interaction that leads to accountable follow-up. A configuration for nonprofits and civil society organizations connecting programs and campaigns with teams and communities.
Program or campaign → Publishing → Registration or request → Routing and follow-up
Programs and campaigns
Content models for programs, projects, reports and events, with a publication library and language editions for the communities and partners you serve.
Participation and response
Registration, enquiry and feedback forms can support volunteer participation or beneficiary request workflows, with an assigned owner and a clear request status.
Accountable operations
Permissions by team or program, pre-publication review and an action history. Required data and access are defined around organizational policy and information sensitivity.
Volunteer, beneficiary and integration workflows are configured per project. Accounting and donation processing are not automatically included.
EDITION / 03
Oxygen for business
Connect your corporate website with marketing content, customer enquiries and internal work. A configuration for teams that need to manage and evolve their digital presence continuously.
Service or product → Content and campaign → Enquiry → Assignment and response
Product and service content
Organize services, product information, guides, case studies and campaigns, with consistent branding and review across teams and languages.
From enquiry to follow-up
Turn contact forms, quote requests and service enquiries into records with clear ownership and status, using notifications and approvals aligned with the agreed workflow.
Connect existing tools
Connect selected data with CRM, marketing tools and internal systems through agreed integrations, and follow content performance and incoming requests.
Oxygen remains an extensible CMS. It does not replace ERP, accounting or specialist CRM beyond explicitly scoped functions and integrations.
AI with operational context
Make AI useful inside editorial and operational work, not beside it.
Oxygen is designed to apply AI where your teams already make decisions: content, public messages, forms, internal conversations, and performance signals.
Content intelligence
Draft, adapt, summarize, and prepare on-brand visual content for social channels.
Inbox assistance
Classify, route, analyze, and prepare responses while your team remains in control.
Operational insight
Surface patterns from requests, forms, activity, and feedback to guide the next action.
Workflow acceleration
Turn repeatable checks, handoffs, and notifications into reliable automated steps.
The assistant suggests, summarizes, classifies and drafts. People approve publishing, responses and sensitive decisions. Data sources, access and the AI provider are agreed before connection; specific rankings or reach are not guaranteed.
MANAGED SAAS
One monthly subscription. One complete managed platform.
Oxygen combines the product, hosting, security, updates, and technical support. Your team works from one operating environment instead of managing a stack of disconnected invoices and tools.
Managed hosting
Reliable infrastructure is included.
Security and continuity management
Security is built into the operating model.
Technical support
A team to support continuity and change.
Continuous updates
New web capabilities arrive as the platform evolves.
NEXT STEP
From your needs to an operational edition.
Define the scope
Review content, roles, languages, channels and integrations to identify the core and required extensions.
Configure and transition
Configure models, workflows and interfaces, and plan content migration, training and testing.
Launch and evolve
Launch the approved scope with hosting, support and updates. Capacity, backups and service levels are defined in the proposal.
Implementation notes
What teams can expect from Oxygen.
Is Oxygen only a CMS?
Oxygen is an enterprise content management system (CMS) for content, media, languages and governed publishing. Administrative modules, operational workflows and intelligent digital tools extend that core—connecting what your organization communicates with what your audience needs from you.
How does Oxygen support a two-way public relationship?
The organization can publish content, campaigns, and services outward; people can send forms, feedback, enquiries, registrations, and requests back. Oxygen puts both directions into one managed operating context so the response is owned and measurable.
Can each sector have its own product version?
Yes. The CMS core remains shared while sector editions adapt workflows, terminology, modules, and operating priorities for media, civil society, and commercial teams.
Is every capability included?
Modules, integrations and capacity vary by edition and implementation. The proposal identifies included functions and third-party service costs before work begins.
NEXT STEP
See what Oxygen would look like for your operation.
Start with a short conversation about your channels, team, audience, and current operating friction. We will map the right Oxygen edition and rollout path.