Google Analytics, integrated right into Content.One.

Custom JSON endpoints allow devs to massage content created by business. Devs can control initial schema creation and then hand off to business to create content. Node SDK available to automate lots of things.

Business now has the ability to update verbiage and other content without needing engineers to create a new build of the application. We can also add and remove some simple logic cases like adding/removing certain zip codes from a campaign for example all without needing to do a new build.

I'm responsible for QA of our site, so I use Content.One as a source of information for how our website is designed to behave and look. Every time I've had to interact with Content.One it's been responsive and I've been able to quickly and easily determine what our designers and developers are doing because of the site's approachable GUI. And when I've had to interact with the people behind the product, they've been timely, helpful, and extremely pleasant to work with.

I really like the schema and easily designed templated elements. That along with the versioning and history information allow me to easily look up content changes and page settings. It's also got a great code browser, so I don't have to open up our programming changes in a separate IDE.

It is flawless to invoke changes for the nontechnical user because it's way easier to use. The code can easily be pulled out anytime and can be changed. It helps you building APIs which can be manipulated easily but even non-technical workers as well. It controls your content from anywhere. It helps you create and distribute your contents. It is easy to distribute globally. It provides you centralized content management hub so data can be accessed easily. It provides product improvements as well. It is user-friendly and speed is really good. It provides you excellent customer service. It is great for marketing.