From idea to publication and reuse in one continuous content flow.
Dockly makes content channel-independent and organises every step in one central environment. Ideas, requests, materials, reviews, corrections, statuses and publications stay linked to the same content. Each contribution moves through the process in a controlled way — without disconnected documents, versions or email chains.
Dockly ContentFlow
From the first idea and request to assessment, review, publication and reuse. Each stage flows directly into the next.
Ideas & co-creation
- Ideas
- Collaborate on content
- RSS suggestions
- Source-based drafts
Request
- Briefing & terms
- Accept or decline
- Deadline
- Automatic reminders
Submit
- Upload to Dockly
- Direct to materials folder
- Co-creation
- Upload your own files
Assess
- Completeness check
- Accept
- Decline
- Revision
Review
- Parallel or sequential
- Peer review
- Expert panel
- Corrections & approval
Publication
- Digital magazine
- Website & social media
- Newsletter
Reuse
- Variation
- In-depth version
- Update
- New audience or channel
Requests, uploads, acceptances, rejections, revisions, reviews and corrections are recorded centrally. You can immediately see what is complete, what is still missing, which corrections are outstanding and whose turn it is to act. Dockly automatically tracks progress and prompts outstanding actions where needed with tasks, deadlines and reminders.
Editors keep working in Microsoft Word — the familiar environment where they want to write and edit. From Word content becomes part of the central Dockly workflow, seamlessly connecting writing, review, version control, production and reuse.
Schedule content or publish directly from Dockly to a website, social media, digital magazine, interactive HTML special or audio experience, and reuse the same centrally managed content for newsletters and other channels. Let subscribers or members share content in a controlled way through the Dockly marketing module, organically extending your reach to new, similar audiences and encouraging them to take the actions you want.
A central content and image library for articles, images, materials, versions, guidelines and metadata. Production progress is also logged, keeping status and history visible and making content readily available for reuse.
