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How We Finally Got Our Content Stack Under Control
We’d tried everything, Notion, Confluence, custom-built docs sites, and still ended up with content spread across five different places. Our product docs were out of sync with what sales was sharing. The internal wiki was outdated within weeks. No one knew where the source of truth lived.
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How We Finally Got Our Content Stack Under Control
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Switching to Workover was the first time our docs, internal wiki, and content workflows actually felt connected, and
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12 March 2025
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Alex Panagis
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Why Workover?
Review-ready workflows
Live comments, suggestions, full version history, and document statuses.
Publish anywhere
Two-way sync with WordPress and Webflow, so your CMS stays the source of truth.
Watched after publishing
Monitor re-checks every page continuously and diffs each one against its last known state.
Told when it matters
Problems are bundled into incidents and scaled by page importance, so alerts stay worth reading.
How Workover Works
Start writing in Workover (or import from Google Docs)
Collaborate with your team, comment, and tag Workover AI
Run AI Checks (grammar, brevity, claims, etc.)
Keep docs in an internal project or publish to your CMS
Workover Monitor
Publishing is the start, not the finish.
A redirect loop, a dropped canonical, a form whose endpoint your own security policy quietly blocks, these do not announce themselves, and a monthly crawl finds them weeks late. Monitor watches every page you publish, runs them in a real browser, and tells you the moment one breaks.
- Continuous re-checks, paced by how important each page is.
- Console errors caught in a real browser: blocked requests, scripts that threw, resources that never loaded.
- Every change diffed and scored, without the false positives a raw HTML hash produces.
- One incident per problem, however many pages it touches.
- Email and Slack alerts, with thresholds scaled by real Search Console clicks.
See Workover AI in Action
Coming SoonYour wiki, product docs and everything you publish, in one place.
Draft with AI, review as suggestions, publish to your CMS, and let Monitor watch every page after it goes live.