How it works

Someone else writes, you publish.

Everyone gets a key of their own, with the rights it needs. Sarah may write the news, not publish it — her changes wait as drafts until you say so.

  1. — Sarah has a key of her own now: she can write, not publish.
  2. — One draft: the summer news. Have a look.
  3. — Live. The journal says Sarah wrote it.

What it solves

Why this works

  • Fine-grained permissions

    Every key carries its own rights per folder: read, write and delete for data, theme, assets and guide.

  • Draft and live lifecycle

    Every change is staged as a draft, previewed and published only when approved. Unpublishing is reversible.

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