Content
Create and manage websites and pages connected to Tiquo
Content is where teams manage websites and pages that are connected to Tiquo. It is designed for customer-facing websites, campaign pages, member areas, booking surfaces, and branded content that needs to stay close to the operational platform.
Content sites can use Tiquo data, customer authentication, analytics, and customer flows without needing a separate CMS.
Navigating to Content
Open Content from the main sidebar.
The Content page shows the websites available to your organisation. Each site card includes the site's name, status, and recent activity where available.
From a site card, staff can open the site, edit pages, review website analytics, or manage site settings depending on their permissions.
Websites
A website is a collection of pages, routes, media, and settings.
Websites are useful for:
- Public venue or brand websites
- Booking and event pages
- Member or customer-facing content
- Campaign-specific landing pages
- Sites that need to share Tiquo authentication, analytics, or customer flows
Each website can be managed separately, which allows organisations to run multiple brands, venues, or customer experiences from one Tiquo account.
Pages
Pages contain the visible content of a website. Staff can create, edit, reorder, and publish pages from the site workspace.
The page editor is block-based. Each page is built from reusable content blocks, such as text, media, hero sections, columns, maps, videos, and customer-facing actions.
For editing pages, see Site Builder.
Imports
Content supports additive website imports.
An additive import adds pages and content into an existing site without replacing the whole site. This is useful when moving a website into Tiquo gradually or adding a new section from an external source.
After an import, review the site tree and each imported page before publishing changes.
Permissions
Access to Content is controlled by staff role and organisation permissions.
Some advanced controls, such as managing which block types are available on a site, are limited to authorised staff. This prevents accidental use of blocks that are not approved for a specific website or brand.
Analytics
Tiquo records first-party website analytics for connected content sites.
Site analytics can show page activity, sessions, traffic sources, devices, and known-customer behaviour where customer authentication is available.
For more detail, see Website Analytics.