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Sitewide Rebrand Execution

Rebrand the site without rebuilding it page by page

Give Gradial the old name, the new name, and the approved language. Agents update in-scope copy, tags, metadata, and alternative text, then route exceptions to your team before anything ships.

Gradial prompt requesting a rebrand impact map across the CMS, DAM, forms, navigation, metadata, structured content, and PDFs

A new name creates old work everywhere

Campaign execution workflow showing coordinated website updates

Brand owns the language

Your team sets the name, boilerplate, exclusions, and rules. Gradial carries them through the site.

Web ops gets the backlog

One naming decision becomes hundreds of edits across pages, tags, metadata, and alternative text.

Launch day is unforgiving

A missed reference on launch day is still a missed reference. Review the full in-scope change before release.

Give Gradial the map. Review the exceptions.

Gradial finds in-scope references, prepares the changes, and routes edge cases to the right people.

Set the rules

Define old and new names, approved boilerplate, exclusions, and local variants.

Find the references

Gradial searches connected pages and supported fields for likely matches.

Prepare the changes

Clear matches become proposed updates. Uncertain cases stay out of the batch.

Get the right review

Brand, legal, product, and regional owners see only the decisions that need them.

Release on your terms

Ship approved changes together or phase them by section, market, or launch date.

Less manual work. Faster updates.

Rebrands depend on the same work Gradial already accelerates: bulk content changes, ticket execution, and governed tagging.

85% faster

A public research university cut a tested multi-item update from 30 minutes to about 4.5.

35% faster

The same team cut ticket cycle times by about 35% after agents began executing changes directly in the CMS.

3x faster

Natixis cut bulk tagging from about 10 minutes to roughly 3 minutes per page across about 5,000 pages a year.

Move fast without losing control

Keep the scope tight

Run changes only across approved systems, pages, fields, markets, and languages.

Send judgment calls to people

Partner names, legal titles, and local exceptions pause for the right owner.

Keep a record

See what changed and who approved it. Recovery follows each connected system’s release controls.

Run the rebrand in the systems you already use

Gradial works across your CMS, DAM, and workflow tools, so the change does not become another spreadsheet and ticket chase.

AEM Sites & Assets

System of record

Sitecore

System of record

Contentful

System of record

Drupal

System of record

Bynder

Creative

Jira

Ticketing

Workfront

Ticketing

What teams ask before a sitewide rename

Start with a defined scope. Gradial prepares clear matches for review and separates uncertain cases before release.

Bring us your rename map

Show us the old name, the new name, and a representative set of pages. We will walk through scope, exceptions, review, and release.