Navigate without the hunt
Connect live pages, authoring trees, editors, previews, locales, and language masters in a single workflow.
Custom Chrome extensions for CMS teams
We build custom Chrome extensions that connect live websites, authoring environments, localization, publishing, and page quality—so editors reach the right action faster.
Enterprise content teams lose time between systems.
Connect live pages, authoring trees, editors, previews, locales, and language masters in a single workflow.
Surface publishing, workflow, localization, and page-quality information where teams are already working.
Turn page issues into editor-ready actions with component context, visual highlighting, and direct destinations.
Flagship product
A configurable Chrome extension that gives editors a faster path between the page they see, the component they need, and the action they can take.
See the complete case studyInteractive Chrome extension demo
This generic walkthrough shows how a tailored PageOps Chrome extension can move an editor from a live page to the right CMS action without exposing a client environment.
Designed for complex digital experience stacks
Built through real editorial work
Page Assistant began with a simple request: open the matching authoring page from a live URL. Real editor feedback then shaped locale switching, publishing context, component-aware checks, workflow history, comparisons, and guided fixes.
Read the product journeyResolve the correct tree, editor, preview, locale, and language-master destinations.
Turn recurring publishing, localization, and quality questions into visible page context.
Respect roles, sessions, permissions, data boundaries, and enterprise distribution needs.
Common questions
Can you work with our CMS?We start with the workflow and validate the platform, authentication, APIs, and authoring structure during discovery.
Is this a public off-the-shelf extension?No. The implementation is scoped around your environments, rules, terminology, access model, and release process.
Can we begin with one workflow?Yes. A narrow pilot is usually the best way to prove usefulness, performance, and security before expanding.
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Show us the workflow. We’ll help you turn it into a focused, maintainable tool.
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