I always get an answer from the customer support helpdesk or on slack to quickly resolve problems and advance the situation.

Having a CMS that is headless really helps us when thinking about what to create/design next. We're not limited by what a developer can do but can allow them to flex their creative muscles without learning a new language to code in. Nested components inside content types are also very useful as we can create reusable blocks that can be distributed across a wide range of content without having to start from scratch. The user interface is easy to use for our day-to-day users as well as infrequent uploaders to the site. The fact that it also gets regular bug updates/fixes and the team behind Contensis holds frequent webinars about releases is very useful for us. In general, working with Zengenti feels like you are valued as customers. We can get 1-to-1 interactions with members of staff via their Slack channels or via the ticketing system and it never feels like it's off a script or automated, you get genuine human interaction, which is appreciated in today's crowded market.

Contensis is a user friendly and intuitive CMS, which also allows for flexibility and creativity