Site integrations: Centilio tools first, a website builder API later.
Site is designed to put the rest of Centilio on your pages: forms from Ask, booking slots from Book, chat from Greet and a checkout from Shop, with Seek checking each page before it goes live. Hire and Account are live today; the other tools arrive in their own waves. An API is proposed on Business and will be documented here when it exists.
Product design preview · Site has not shipped. All features, screens and prices are proposals.
Site has not shipped. What you see here — the console, the features, the plans and the prices — is the design for Centilio Site, written down in full so you can judge it before it exists. It belongs to the third wave of Centilio tools, with no beta and no launch date yet. Join the waitlist and you will be told first. Hire and Account are live today: the roles you open in Hire now are the roles Site is designed to list on your careers page.
Centilio tools first, and what each puts on your pages.
Each tool below gives Site something to show a visitor, or somewhere to send what a visitor does.
Hire · live
Open roles listed on your careers page, and applications sent straight to Hire.
Account · live
One login, and the roles that decide who may edit, approve, publish or read form answers.
Seek · next wave
Speed, accessibility and search checks before every publish, and the articles your site carries.
Ask · next wave
Every form on your site, from a simple contact form to a quote request with steps.
Book · next wave
Booking buttons and booking pages, with confirmations and reminders.
Relate · next wave
The products and prices pages are drafted from, and where every enquiry lands.
Greet · same wave
Live chat on the pages where visitors hesitate.
Shop · later wave
Products, cart and checkout on the same pages.
One visitor, start to finish.
Nothing is copied by hand, which is the point: a page drafted from a record can be checked against it later.
- From Relate: your services, products and prices, as the pages describe them.
- From Hire: the open roles on your careers page.
- From Seek: the checks each page passes and the articles it carries.
- To Ask and Relate: each form answer, filed on the customer with the page that brought it.
- To Book: each booking, with the reminder sent for you.
- To Greet: each chat, with the page the visitor was reading.
Bring your old site. Take your pages with you.
A website should never be hard to leave. Site is designed to make moving in and moving out equally plain.
Moving in, Site reads the text and images of your current site from its public address and rebuilds each page in its own sections, for you to edit and approve. Old addresses are pointed at the new pages so links from search and old posts keep working.
Moving out, every page, its text and its images can be exported as files on every plan, Free included. Your domain is registered in your own name throughout, so it goes wherever you go.
An API, proposed and not yet written.
An API is proposed on the Business plan for teams that want to create or update pages from their own systems.
The design covers creating a page from a template, updating a section, reading form answers and being told when a page is published. None of it exists yet, so there is no documentation to link to. When the API is real, this page will link to its reference and say which plan it is on.
Outside tools: named when they are real.
Site has no outside integrations today, because Site itself does not exist today.
Which outside tools come first will be decided with the people on the waitlist: analytics, payment providers, the booking or chat tool you already pay for. They will appear on this page, marked planned or live, only when they are real.
Site is not designed as a plugin or theme for another platform. If you keep a blog or shop elsewhere, it can stay there and be linked from your Site pages.
About connecting things.
Which integrations work today?
None, because Site has not shipped. Hire and Account are live on their own today, and Site is designed to work with both from the day it opens.
Do I need the other Centilio tools?
No. Site is designed to be useful on its own, drafted from a few answers about your business. Each tool you connect gives Celia more to draft from and puts one more job on your pages.
Is Site a WordPress plugin?
No. Site is designed as its own hosted product with its own editor, not a plugin or theme for another platform. Pages can be exported as files if you ever want to host them elsewhere.
Can I bring my current site across?
That is the design. Site reads the text and images from your current pages by their public address, rebuilds them in its own sections, and points the old addresses at the new pages.
Is there an API?
An API is proposed on Business. It will be documented here once it exists, with what it can and cannot do.
Will Site connect to outside tools?
Probably, but none will be listed until it exists. Tell us which tools your website has to work with and it will shape the order.
Hear first when Site opens.
Site comes in wave 3, after the tools it draws on: Seek for search, Ask for forms, Book for bookings. Join the waitlist for a note before anything is announced. Hire and Account are live in the meantime.