Collections and content
The CMS stores structured content in collections — blog posts, products, team members, events — with the fields you define: text, rich text, images, numbers, dates, references to other collections, and more.
Open the CMS from a site’s card on the dashboard. You get:
- a table view for fast editing, filtering, sorting, and bulk work,
- a schema designer to add and change fields,
- editorial workflow — drafts, review states, and a submissions inbox,
- multi-language content — translate field-by-field, side by side,
- version history for content items.
Editorial workflow
Section titled “Editorial workflow”Content items move through review states — draft, in review, and published — instead of going live the moment they’re written. This lets one person write or update an entry and another sign off before it reaches visitors. A submissions inbox collects entries waiting on a decision, so nothing sits forgotten in someone’s drafts.
Multi-language content
Section titled “Multi-language content”If a site supports more than one language, each field can hold a separate value per language. The editor shows the languages side by side, so you can translate an entry field-by-field while keeping the original alongside it for reference. A field left untranslated falls back to the site’s default language on the published page.
Version history
Section titled “Version history”Every change to a content item is kept, not overwritten. Open an item’s history to see earlier versions and restore one if a recent edit turns out to be wrong — useful for undoing a bad edit or recovering text someone accidentally deleted.
Binding content to pages
Section titled “Binding content to pages”In the editor, bind an element (or a repeating list) to a collection: design one card, and MATRIZ repeats it for every content item. Detail pages are generated per item at their own URL — design the template once.
Filters let visitors narrow a bound list on the published site — by category, date, search text, and more — without any code.
Importing content
Section titled “Importing content”Bring existing content in from CSV, JSON, or Excel files — the import wizard maps columns to fields and previews before writing anything. See Importing.