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Content Stages

Content Stages allows teams to utilize custom content workflows in order to see content before publishing to limit human error and ensure content is being translated to the frontend properly before being published.

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Our team uses Hygraph to push breaking news stories to our project's webpage. The project is a part of a large non-profit initiative and the goal is to feature current content (news stories, celebrity endorsements). Authors are able to quickly add content to the CMS without sacrificing the high quality our readers expect.
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We are building heavily for mobile devices, so using GraphQL for our content APIs is really helping our app performance. Our developers also love the code autocomplete function and the self-generated API documentation in the API Explorer. Quite intuitive UI for business users."" Markus H. CEO"
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Content Stages

When editors want to quickly revert changes to the DRAFT stage from the PUBLISHED stage, content editors can compare the two content stages and choose which fields to revert to the PUBLISHED. It saves content teams time and energy by ensuring teams must not do double the work when trying to rollback changes. This feature can be particularly helpful when using Custom Roles to create more sophisticated workflows for the team. For example, if a team member should only be able to create DRAFT content but not move it directly to the PUBLISHED stage, this is possible with Custom Roles.

Draft

DRAFT allows people to add and edit content without affecting published content.

Published

When the content is ready to be pushed live, it is added to the PUBLISHED stage. Content staging allows users to compare versions of content in different stages.