Customers
One lake, several front doors, nobody copying a sentence by hand.
Every story below is a `customer` document in the dataset this page was rendered from: the quote, the person who said it, the industry, and the numbers they were willing to put their name beside.
Trusted by teams at
- Northwind Media
- Kestrel Health
- Lantern Financial
- Fjord Commerce
- Atlas Robotics
- Meridian Travel
Northwind Media
Media and publishing
We moved eleven mastheads into one lake and stopped maintaining eleven integrations. The part I did not expect is that our editors started reusing things — a chart, a glossary entry, a bio — because for the first time they could find them.
Dana Whitmore, VP Content Operations
Kestrel Health
Healthcare
Clinical content is reviewed by people who bill by the hour, so every round trip costs real money. Publishing against a schema means the content arrives at review complete instead of arriving to be corrected.
Dr Amina Haddad, Director of Clinical Content
Lantern Financial
Financial services
Every disclosure on our site is a document with a review date and a named owner. Modelling that as content rather than as a page template is what finally made the audit a query instead of a spreadsheet.
Marcus Bell, Head of Digital
Fjord Commerce
Retail and e-commerce
We write product storytelling once and it lands on twelve storefronts, in the order each market wants it. Before, that was twelve copies and one person who knew which was the current one.
Ingrid Solberg, Content Director
Atlas Robotics
Manufacturing
Field engineers read our documentation on a tablet with one hand while holding a torque wrench in the other. Structured content is what let us serve the same procedure as a web page, a PDF and a checklist in the app.
Priyanka Desai, Documentation Lead
Meridian Travel
Travel and hospitality
Twelve locales used to mean twelve editorial calendars and one very tired coordinator. Now the translation is a field on the document, and the calendar is one calendar.
Sofia Marchetti, Localisation Manager
Your content already wants to be structured.
Make a project, define a type, publish a document. The first three things you need are free, and the query you write for them is the same query you will be writing in three years.
