A sitemap is the start of a website content project, not the whole of it. Once the structure exists, someone has to write 60 pages against it, route each one through the right reviewers, let a client approve without handing them a login, and keep a record of who changed what and when. That's the part of the job EasyContent is built for.
Approval routing with named reviewers
Configure a workflow with up to 20 steps and unlimited reviewers per step on the Business plan, assign specific roles to each status, and EasyContent auto-assigns the next reviewers the moment an item moves forward.
Guest sign-off, with a real approve button
Anyone with a shareable link can view content with no account at all. Registered guests can comment or, if you allow it, edit and formally approve an item, and none of it counts against your team size on any plan.
A sitemap-style hierarchy that runs your content
Content items and folders nest into a parent-child tree that mirrors your site structure, with drag-and-drop nesting and reordering. Every node in it is a real page with a workflow status, assignees and a due date attached.