Live and author paths diverge
Public URLs may not mirror repository paths because of language masters, product trees, aliases, case-sensitive nodes, vanity paths, or brand-specific roots.
Flagship experience · AEM
Page operations for Adobe Experience Manager.
Reduce the distance between a public page, its AEM source, its language relationships, and the exact component an editor needs to change.
Platform context
Large AEM estates often combine Sites, page editing, preview, language masters, Multi Site Manager relationships, workflows, replication metadata, brands, and custom repository conventions. The platform is powerful; the repeated navigation and interpretation around it is where a focused assistant can help.
Where complexity shows up
Common operational issues for editorial teams.
Local and master ownership is unclear
Editors can see a local page without immediately knowing which inherited component belongs to the language master or which destination they are allowed to edit.
Publishing context takes several clicks
Publication, modification, workflow, scheduled activation, and live-response information can live in different views.
Page problems are detached from components
A broken link, duplicate heading, or missing image alternative is easier to fix when the responsible AEM component is identified.
Preview and live are hard to compare
Editors need a direct way to validate whether authored changes reached preview or live and whether localized structure differs from the master.
What a tailored assistant can do
Solutions shaped around your implementation.
Repository-aware navigation
Resolve tree, editor, preview, local, and language-master destinations from the page already open.
Permission-aware surfaces
Show only the destinations and metadata available to the signed-in editor.
Page-state summary
Bring publishing, modification, workflow, page-scope, redirect, and live-response context into one editor-facing panel.
Component-aware quality checks
Connect visible page issues to component names, highlight the rendered element, and open the right editor destination.
Master–local–live comparison
Focus attention on meaningful component and content differences rather than making editors compare complete pages manually.
Example workflows
Useful starting points for discovery.
- Live page → local or master tree/editor
- Locale switching and favourite destinations
- Publish and workflow visibility
- Master–local–live component comparison
- Component-aware page-quality checks
Discovery inputs
What we validate before proposing a build.
AEM version and hosting model
Content roots, MSM relationships, and language-master conventions
Author, preview, and live domains
Replication, workflow, and metadata access
Editor roles and extension distribution model
A practical first step
Show us the AEM workflow your editors repeat every day.
We’ll map the problem, clarify what can be automated, and propose a focused custom solution.
Request a workflow review