Docent Corp Solutions: Content Management System

Docent offers a variety of Content Management System application types: CMS for Shopping Malls, CMS for Museums, CMS for Retail Chain Store, and others. From CMS dashboard, administrators can catalog stores, museum artifacts, create promotions, send notices, and manage members.
Our CMS supports multiple languages, categories, floors, countries, and buildings in the same area. By using an API, promotional messages can be pushed to your app in the device that carries customer’s unique identifier.


Docent CMS for Shopping Malls application manages malls with hundreds of stores. Each store’s profile organizes them into one or more categories: Food & Beverage, Electronics, Fashion, Service, or by a broader, more generic category. Each store’s profile displays their description, location by floor, hours of operation, contact information, store website URL, and whether it includes dining facilities. If the store has a dining facility, it can be tagged by the type of cuisine offered.
Shops can also be categorized by Target demographics, Women, Kids, Family, or Entertainment under Occasion field. Notices can be pushed to everyone on the floor or to a certain targeted population. Notices might be about extended holiday hours, events, or other notices that customer might not normally be aware of.
Promotions can be combined with Accufencing™ so that customer would be able to receive specific notifications or promotions when entering a pre-defined perimeter. These notifications can also be pushed to the whole building or a particular floor without Accufencing™. Using Docent’s Content Management System (CMS), managing those deals just got easier.


CMS for Chain Stores can be used effectively for restaurants, department stores, and supermarkets with multiple locations, where the chains can be located on different floors in different malls around the world. In malls encompassing several buildings, chains can be located by unique building names. The CMS for Chain Stores can identify a mix of franchises operated by the same franchisee.
Once store locations are in the CMS, a store owner can launch events, promotions, workshops, seminars or send other notices. The information can then be displayed on their websites, kiosks, and on a variety of marketing channels through the use of an API in order to integrate the information into your systems. The information can be delivered in real-time or at designated times and days with specific expiration dates. Once integrated into your website, social media posts can be created and deliver customers to your website’s landing page. Such promotions can be tagged to specific stores and locations. Promotions can also be linked to a fenced perimeter.


Docent’s CMS for Museums gives you the ability to manage several museum locations and different languages. Once in a particular location, category and floor attributes can be easily modified. Categories of museum assets can be created, such as Archeology, Ceramics, Prehistoric, etc. Collections for special exhibits can be created in order to assign specific objects to that collection.
Each object’s profile can display images and their assigned categories. Objects can also be searched across different categories. Descriptions in different languages can be edited with such information as artwork dimensions, artist’s name, period the piece represents, and location of origin. Audio files may also be uploaded for each object in different languages.
CMS for Museums also feature a simple Membership Management for small museums or galleries. Email addresses of members can be collected for those who have downloaded your app, signed in to your website or opted in for SMS text messages.


For more details, you should check out Docent Corp’s Content Management System 

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