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„In short, we were impressed by the modularity and scalability with which you can work in the system. "
Siegfried Schneider CMO, Red Dot Design
Every update in 4ALLPORTAL – new product image, approved variant, updated format – reaches your CMS automatically. No manual export, no copy-paste, no version confusion. WordPress, TYPO3, HubSpot, Drupal and more connect via native connectors and open REST API.
Native connectors for WordPress, TYPO3, HubSpot, and Drupal. Additional systems connect via open REST API. Existing systems stay in place.
Images and product content are automatically formatted and prepared for your CMS. No manual resizing, no format conversion by hand.
Only approved, rights-cleared media reaches your CMS. Approval status, usage rights, and expiry dates are tracked in 4ALLPORTAL – not in a spreadsheet.
Manage metadata like titles, alt tags, and descriptions centrally and publish them directly to your CMS.
SUPPORT
4ALLPORTAL provides native connectors for WordPress, TYPO3, HubSpot, and Drupal. Additional systems connect via open REST API.
FAQ
Product images, videos, and texts can be automatically transferred from a central DAM/PIM into the CMS via API. Current, approved content always reaches the right channel without manual transfers or version conflicts.
4ALLPORTAL provides pre-built connectors for common CMS platforms and an open REST API for custom integrations. Assets, metadata, and texts are automatically synchronized in their approved version, without manual export or version conflicts.
Unlike rigid connector solutions, 4ALLPORTAL uses an open API-first approach. Existing CMS systems don’t need to be replaced.
Simple connections are typically up and running within a few days to a few weeks. 4ALLPORTAL provides pre-built connectors and full API documentation.
Product images, videos, and documents, as well as metadata, approval status, and language variants. CMS editors always access the current, approved version.