Today we have launched two new apps on our platform, built to help content teams work more efficiently in Contentful.

Compose gives editors a familiar, page-based, interface to manage their web content and is much more familiar for users coming from a traditional CMS. Compose will create a new page definition within Contentful, and allow you to give your content teams a flattened interface to easily create, edit and manage the SEO of web pages.

Key Features

• Easily create and edit web pages in a flattened interface
• Publish full pages with one click
• Manage basic SEO settings and multiple locales
• Easily reuse structured content to build new pages
• Preview full pages
• Comes with a sample content model to start building faster

Launch allows teams to collaborate much more effectively and deliver faster by grouping the content for large projects into releases that can be scheduled or published as a single entity. It also adds powerful planning and collaboration tools, including a calendar view of all scheduled events in your space and workflow status labels.

Key Features

• Group content into releases for simultaneous publication
• Quickly reschedule or cancel a scheduled release
• View upcoming releases and their content in list and calendar views
• Create custom workflows states and attach them to content types

Together, they let content teams start working faster in Contentful, and deliver business critical projects more efficiently than ever.

Both apps can be installed by space or org admins from the Apps tab in Contentful, and are installed at the environment level like other apps.

They are included for all new and existing Enterprise customers, and can be added to Team plans for $1,995/month. All users can begin a 10 day trial of the apps today.

Find out more about the apps from our landing page, Compose documentation, Launch documentation or access the Learning Center courses on Compose + Launch today.

For a walkthrough of best practices for setting up the apps, join our webinar on Thursday 25th March.