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Clear the backlog. Keep it clear.

Gradial executes repeated website changes across controlled sets of CMS pages, with reviewable scope, stable checks, visible exceptions, and human approval before anything publishes.

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Run repeated changes as governed execution

Turn one approved request into a controlled set of CMS changes. Gradial keeps scope, source material, checks, exceptions, and review decisions connected to the work from intake to draft.

Set the scope before the work starts

Define the approved source, affected content set, destination system, owner, and visible definition of done before execution begins.

Execute in the system of record

Apply authorized copy, metadata, tag, link, and component updates inside the connected CMS instead of handing teams another off-system recommendation.

Keep judgment and release authority human

Run stable checks across the change set, surface exceptions for judgment, and keep publication behind the approval gates your team chooses.

From one approved change to a verified page set

Gradial turns a repeated website change into scoped, reviewable work, then verifies the customer-visible result before the change is treated as complete.

1. Define the change and evidence

Start with the request, approved source language, content list or search criteria, and the rules the change must follow.

2. Build a reviewable scope

Gradial maps the request to the affected CMS content, breaks the work into controlled tasks, and identifies unclear or higher-risk cases for review.

3. Execute inside the CMS

Agents apply authorized updates in the destination system while preserving supported templates, components, fields, and references.

4. Review the evidence and rendered result

Stable checks run across the output. Exceptions stay visible, reviewers see the rendered draft, and publication remains a separate decision.

5. Preserve an audit trail

The workflow records sources, actions, checks, decisions, and final state so teams can trace what happened across the change set.

Backlog work becomes measurable capacity

Public customer results show what changes when recurring web work moves from manual queues into governed execution.

3x

Faster bulk tag updates at Natixis, from around ten minutes to roughly three minutes per page across about 5,000 pages annually.

600 hours

Low-value operational work returned each year at Natixis, creating more room for strategy, quality, and speed to market.

85%

Faster bulk content updates at a large public research university, from 30 minutes by hand to about four and a half minutes with Gradial.

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Natixis turns recurring web work into capacity

Natixis moved recurring content operations from backlog to live faster while keeping governance inside the work. Bulk tag updates ran 3x faster and roughly 600 hours of low-value operational work were removed annually.

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A university clears backlog without giving up control

A large public research university accelerated bulk content updates by 85%, with authors still validating and publishing the work. The result cleared change-ticket pressure without adding headcount.

Use bulk execution where repetition is the bottleneck

Renames and repeated content changes

Apply approved product names, terminology, links, disclosures, or metadata across a controlled page set, with context-specific exceptions routed for review.

Content and asset hygiene

Normalize tags, taxonomy, metadata, alt text, and asset references where the approved rule and destination model are clear.

Backlog clearing and ongoing maintenance

Work through high-volume small and medium updates continuously so routine maintenance does not return to the end of the queue.

Execute across the stack you already run

Gradial connects website changes to the content, asset, ticketing, collaboration, and data systems already involved in the work.

AEM Sites & Assets

System of record

Sitecore

System of record

Contentful

System of record

Drupal

System of record

Bynder

Creative

Jira

Ticketing

SharePoint

Collaboration

Snowflake

Data & Brand

Questions teams ask before scaling website updates

Gradial applies changes through the connected CMS against the supported content model. The work stays in draft until the required checks and reviews are complete, and publication remains a separate action.

Turn the backlog into a controlled execution plan

Bring one recurring backlog item and the source your team trusts. See how Gradial scopes the work, routes exceptions, and prepares a governed result for review.