Content hub
A landing page, a form, a consent banner: three tools that are usually bought separately. Here they are included, and they write to the same contact record as your calls, your emails and your appointments.
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Features
Campaign page, procedure page, product page: you write it in blocks, you publish, it is online — on your domain. And because it lives in the CRM, it knows who visits it.
Sign-up, contact, report, quote request: the form is embedded with one script or lives on one of your pages. Every submission creates or enriches the contact — and triggers whatever you want.
A bot scans your website and detects trackers, classified by category. You build the banner in steps — welcome, partners, summary — in your colors, with your button, as a box or a wall. Declining is as simple as accepting.
The banner really does block trackers before a choice is made, passes consent on to Google and Microsoft, and records every timestamped proof. You see who accepts what, and every published version stays archived.
Your customers — or your citizens — log in and find their requests, their documents and the status of their cases. That is what puts an end to 'where do we stand on my case?' calls.
A visit, a submission, a consent withdrawn: every event carries its source and lands on the record. Attribution goes all the way to the sale, and an automation can follow on.
And also
Pages and forms served under your domain, white label included.
WordPress, Webflow, custom website: one line of script.
Pages, submissions and consent records stay in the EU.
Procedure pages, reports, citizen portal.
Form sent, page visited, consent withdrawn.
Every page has its versions and its address per language.
AI-powered
A form submission is not a notification: it is a signal. The CRM agent creates the contact, enriches it, and suggests the reply — while the assistant helps you write pages and forms.
Form submitted: the contact is created or enriched — SIREN, company, industry — and the agent reads the request to qualify what it is about.
It suggests the reply to send, or the task for the right person: demo request, report, quote. You approve in one click.
A campaign page, a form, a cookie policy: the assistant writes the first draft in the editor, you adjust, you publish.
Every suggested action stays visible, approvable and logged. AI is paid for on a usage basis, in credits.
Why us
With the specialists, it is one more contract. Here, it is in the plan.
A dedicated tool sees an anonymous visitor; we see your customer of three years.
The bot detects your trackers and files them — you review, you publish.
Timestamped, versioned, exportable.
Use cases
Detailed scenarios with figures, where this hub plays a central role: the starting situation, what gets put in place, what it shifts.
34 rural municipalities, 41,000 residents, and a four-person processing team.
Discover Healthcare6 homes, 480 residents, and a reception desk on the phone all day.
Discover Training1,800 learners a year, 62 sessions, and an average fill rate of 68%.
Discover Local government19 municipalities, one front door for residents.
Discover Housing12,000 homes, and a complaint that no longer vanishes between caretaker and contractor.
Discover Local authority60,000 residents, 4,200 benefit applications a year, and documents requested three times over.
Discover Local authority6 facilities, 1,400 slots a week, and swimming lessons that fill themselves.
Discover Local authority14 nurseries, 1,200 requests a year, and families informed before they call.
Discover Legal4 notaries, 34 staff, 1,100 files a year and five parties to inform per file.
Discover Legal4,800 amicable files a year, 12 staff, and 38% recovered before any proceedings.
Discover Real estate3 branches, 240 mandates, and a six-hour first response time.
Discover Real estate90 buildings, 5,400 units, and 220 calls a day across three managers.
Discover Retail34 stores, one number, and every request routed to the right shop.
Discover Retail42% of revenue in six weeks, and a support team sized for the rest of the year.
DiscoverFAQ
No, and that is not the point. Your website stays where it is. The Content hub is there to publish what has to be connected to the CRM: campaign pages, procedure pages, forms, consent banner. You can embed them in your existing website or serve them under your domain.
Web pagesIt applies the CNIL requirements: declining as simple as accepting, trackers effectively blocked before a choice is made, timestamped consent records kept, and the option to change one's choice at any time. It also passes consent on to Google (Consent Mode v2) and Microsoft, and adapts the regime — GDPR, CCPA, LGPD — to the visitor's country.
The cookie banner in detailThe difference lies in the cross-referencing. A dedicated consent tool knows that an anonymous visitor has refused cookies; it does not know that this visitor has been your customer for three years, that they have an appointment on Thursday and that they have withdrawn their email consent. Here, consent is a property of the contact, not a separate piece of data. And there is no second subscription.
Metaventus vs AxeptioThey were, and they still work for marketing. They have moved to the Content hub because that is where they really belong: a report form for a local authority or a quote request form has nothing to do with marketing. Your existing forms have not moved.
Web formsYes: every page has its language versions and its own address. It is the same mechanism that runs this website in fourteen languages.
You launch a scan: a bot goes through your website, detects the trackers and classifies them by category — analytics, advertising, social networks, chat and so on. You review the list, adjust it, and the banner presents it to your visitors. You run the scan again when your website changes.
The cookie bannerAnother question? Write to us — a human will answer.
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