Skip to main content
The Content domain in SpineWorkspace supports content creation, publication, and knowledge management. Content managers, writers, editors, and knowledge managers use this domain to move work from idea to published asset with continuity across every step. Domain Purpose: To unify editorial planning, content production, review, and publishing into one contextual workbench that persists context across people, sessions, and tools.

Human Workbench

See how practitioners navigate editorial calendars, content pipelines, and publication queues.

AI Workbench

Discover how Twin helps with drafts, assembly, and content proposals.

System Flow

Understand how Spine Fabric ingests sources and projects into Content views.

Execution Flow

Learn how governed capabilities translate intent into published output.

Core Entities

  • Article — a piece of content in any stage of the editorial pipeline.
  • Asset — images, videos, files, and reusable content components.
  • Campaign — a collection of content tied to a coordinated initiative.
  • Author — the creator or owner of a content item.
  • Topic — a subject classification used for organization and discovery.
  • Category — a high-level grouping for content and knowledge.
  • Publication — the release record for an approved content item.
  • Version — a tracked revision of a content asset.

Key Views

  • Editorial Calendar — scheduled content and deadlines across campaigns.
  • Content Pipeline — articles in progress from draft to review.
  • Publication Queue — approved items awaiting or already published.
  • Knowledge Base — organized, searchable published knowledge.
  • Asset Library — searchable collection of reusable media and files.

Primary Workflows

  • Content Creation
  • Editorial Review
  • Publication
  • Knowledge Update
  • Translation

Domain Overview

Business needs and operating model for the Content domain.

Domain Views

Projection rules and data sources for each Content view.

Business Context

Entities, relationships, and events that power Content operations.

Integrations

Source systems connected to the Content domain.