Using caisy as our agency’s CMS has been transformative. With caisy we manage the content of various target groups. We can work on multiple projects simultaneously and assign each project to a team with individual roles. Therefore, we only need a single CMS to handle all of our projects. Overall, our experience with caisy has been very positive. It has improved our internal workflows and become our CMS of choice.

From the very beginning, caisy's intuitive user interface won me over. As an agency, we particularly appreciate the ability to quickly publish content across various channels. The collaboration features, such as real-time collaboration and comment functions, significantly facilitate teamwork. This has led to us working more efficiently on projects as long feedback loops are no longer necessary. Another important aspect to me is the reliability of the caisy team. They are always there to help with any issue.

Although Caisy is easy to use for a headless CMS, the onboarding process for new team members can still be time-consuming, especially for those without a technical background.

With Caisy, we have finally found a centralized platform for all our content. In the past, we used multiple CMS, which was difficult at times. Now, we can manage everything through Caisy, even store and edit our images in the CMS and leave each other comments. Overall, Caisy has helped us optimize our content processes and make them more efficient. We can react faster to market changes and continuously expand our online presence.

Caisy’s headless technology allows us to create content once and distribute it across multiple channels. This strengthens our online presence and saves us lots of time. What I appreciate most is that all team members can create and edit content, even without programming skills. The clear interface and structure make it easy to keep track of everything, even when many people are working on content simultaneously. CMSs we previously used were more complicated and slower.

While caisy offers good documentation, I would love to see some video tutorials added to their resources. For me and my team, videos can sometimes be more helpful in understanding certain concepts or features. Many of my initial critiques have already been addressed in recent updates, so perhaps this wish will be granted too?