Bulk page edits

Beam keeps recurring copy consistent across a Sitecreator.io site. When marketing changes a product detail, an agent reads the affected pages, applies the approved wording, and updates each page where the connector and account permissions allow it. Repeated blocks like footers, pricing lines, or contact details get the same treatment in one pass. The agent leaves a note on what it changed so an editor can confirm. Anything ambiguous, such as a phrase that carries different meanings on different pages, is held back and routed to a person for a decision before it goes live.

Site publishing workflow

Beam moves pages that are ready toward going live along a review path. An agent reads the draft status of each page, checks it against a checklist your team approved, such as a title and description being present, and marks passing pages for publishing. Where a required field is missing, the agent notifies the owner instead of publishing. It records which pages advanced and which were held for a reason. A person makes the final call on anything the checklist cannot judge, like whether the tone fits a sensitive announcement or a legal notice.

Content freshness sweeps

Beam finds pages that have not been touched in a while and surfaces them for a refresh. On a schedule you set, an agent reads the last-updated dates across the site, applies your rule for what counts as stale, and compiles a list of pages needing attention. It can post that list to the responsible editor with a link to each page. Nothing is rewritten on its own here. The agent notifies people and, where you allow it, applies small approved fixes like a year in a copyright line; larger rewrites go to a person.