Fixes and articles, drafted in your own CMS
When your site is not in a repository, Attensira writes the change into your own CMS instead of handing you text to paste. Page fixes go to Webflow, WordPress or Shopify; new articles land as drafts in Webflow, Shopify or a Notion blog database. Each waits in your inbox, and new articles need your yes in every approval mode.
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Article1,240 words · checked against 14 rules · lands in your blog collection
Choices: Approve · Ask for changes
Before: Invoicing software for small teams.
After: Time tracking, invoices and client approvals in one place, for agencies that bill by project and retainer.
Read again just before writing. If your team edited it since, nothing is written.
Illustrative example: Ledgerly is a fictional brand, and the numbers are for the example.
WriterExample · Ledgerly, a fictional brand
Writer · Drafts the new articles that land in your CMS as drafts.
Copywriter · Rewrites the titles, descriptions and passages answers get wrong.
How does CMS publishing work?
The crew writes into the editor you already use, as a draft, and you decide what readers see.
Connect your CMS
Connect Webflow, WordPress, Shopify or a Notion blog database from your workspace. Sign-in happens on their side, and no connection asks for delete.
The fix is prepared, one field at a time
On an existing page, one field at a time: a title, a meta description, an Open Graph tag, a post body. In Shopify, a product or collection description, SEO title or SEO description.
You approve in the inbox
Each change waits in your inbox with its before and after. Approving publishes the fix; declining leaves your site as it was.
Re-reads start when it is live
A published change books the before-and-after re-reads of the prompts it targets, at +7, +14 and +30 days.
What does a new article look like in your repository?
A new file in your content folder on a fresh branch, opened as a draft. Nothing reaches your site until you merge it, and an article always waits for a person.
New article: Which invoicing tool fits an agency?
attensiraPreview deployed
content/blog/which-invoicing-tool-fits-an-agency.mdx
- added: ---
- added: title: Which invoicing tool fits an agency?
- added: ---
- added: An agency needs three things from invoicing: per-client billing, retainers and time import.
Writer · Wrote the draftExample · Ledgerly, a fictional brandWhere does a new article land?
The first destination your workspace can actually deliver to, in this order. An article is never filed for an approval that would fail afterwards.
| A connected repository | A pull request adding the file, when a blog directory can be found. |
|---|---|
| Webflow | A draft item in your blog collection. Never published by us, in any mode. |
| Shopify | An unpublished article in your store's blog. Publishing it is yours, from your Shopify admin. |
| Notion | A new row in your blog database, in its draft state. In Act mode it is set to published only if your mapping has a published value. |
| None of these | A copy you paste into your site, then mark shipped with its live URL. |
| WordPress | Not a destination for new articles yet. It takes changes to existing posts and pages, as draft revisions that go live on your yes. |
What will it not do in your CMS?
The connections ask for the least they need, and some things are never automated.
- We never delete a page, a post, a product or an item.
- WordPress cannot take new articles yet. They go to Notion if it is connected, or come to you as a copy.
- In Shopify we never change a price, a variant, a product title, a handle, an image or a theme, and never read orders or customers.
- In Act mode only hygiene changes inside the paths you allowed go live alone. Anything with a price, a number, a promise or a competitor's name waits.
- If your team edited the field since the proposal, we do not write over it. The item comes back with a fresh diff.
What waits for you before anything reaches the CMS?
Each change is an Inbox item first. On your yes, a page fix goes live on that page; a new article lands unpublished and you publish it.
ApproveNew article: How do freelancers invoice EU clients?Article · Webflow
On your yes, added to your Webflow blog as a draft.
Choices:Approve,Edit,Decline
ApprovePage fix on /pricing: put the plan names in the first linePage fix · WordPress draft
What else do people ask about CMS publishing?
Does Attensira publish to my CMS without approval?
Which CMSs does Attensira publish to?
How do Shopify changes wait for approval?
What does my receipt say about a CMS write?
What if my team edits the page after I approve?
Let the crew write into your CMS. You press publish.
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