Bosca / CMS

Authoring

Write together, in real time

Documents in Bosca are collaborative by default. The same rich-text editor handles articles, pages, and long-form writing — with multiple people editing at once, guides that break content into steps, and data records that edit through generated forms.

Real-time collaboration

Many cursors, one document

Several people can edit the same document at the same time. Everyone's changes merge as they type — no locking, no overwriting each other's work — and if a connection drops, the editor catches back up on its own when it returns.

  • Formatted text, headings, lists, links, and embedded media, all in one editor.
  • The document's content and the metadata that describes it — name, labels, workflow state — stay separate, so the same rules apply as to any other item.
  • Every document starts from a template that supplies its defaults and structure.
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Getting Started

Welcome to the platform. This guide walks through your first project, from setup to launch.

Start by creating a collection to hold your work. Every item you add inherits its workflow and permissions.

When you're ready, move the document into review and an approver takes it from there.

Guides

Content, step by step

A guide is an ordered sequence of steps — each step its own content record with rich text, media, and supplementary materials, and its own workflow state. Guides are built from a guide template that defines the structural type and step blueprint.

  • A guide template can carry a recurrence rule for content that repeats on a schedule.
  • Each step is published on its own; a guide with an unpublished step is flagged in Content Health.
  • Steps reorder freely — the position lives on the step, not in the body.
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  1. 1 Create your account published
  2. 2 Set up a collection published
  3. 3 Invite your team draft
  4. 4 Publish your first page pending

Data

Structured records, generated forms

Not everything is prose. Data items are structured JSON records typed by a data template — author profiles, locations, pricing tables, taxonomies. The template's fields generate the editing form, and documents can embed a data item that renders in place.

  • Field validation comes from the template, so records stay well-formed.
  • Data records carry the same metadata as everything else — workflow state, language, and visibility.
author · data form

Keep exploring

More on the CMS

CMS overview

What the content engine is, and how a piece of content moves through it.

The content model

Collections, metadata, and the typed items that fill your library.

Media

Adaptive streaming, quality tiers, previews, and auto-transcription.

Workflow & publishing

States, scheduled publishing, visibility, health, and moderation.