IXIASOFT CCMS is a component content management solution designed to streamline your technical communication process.
You can publish content directly from IXIASOFT to your Fluid Topics instance to get the latest product information to your customers and internal teams.
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Hear From Ixiasoft
Fluid Topics is a fresh and smart solution giving new life to technical documentation. It is developed by a team with an innovative vision. We are very excited to partner with such a publishing solution that complements our CCMS so nicely.
Reasons You Should Use Fluid Topics
Publish at the Speed of Product Releases
Update technical content as often as you like and make it available instantly to the people who need it. With Fluid Topics you can publish the moment you push a product or feature update. No lengthy formatted needed.
Unified User Experience Across All Touchpoints
Give your customers accurate information, right where they are, whether that’s inside a chatbot, on your website, in your support channels, or even in community portals such as Salesforce.
Leverage Self-Service to Improve CX
Maximize the value of your self-service channels and provide customers with easy-to-find, up-to-date and personalized information. Anticipate their needs and free up your customer support teams.
About Ixiasoft
Founded in 1998, IXIASOFT is a trusted global leader in the XML content management software industry. Its signature product DITA CMS is an award winning, end-to-end component content management solution (CCMS) deployed by industry leaders such as SAP, ARM, AMD and BlackBerry. From authoring to reviewing, localizing and publishing, DITA CMS provides all the tools required for large, global organizations to support their entire DITA documentation process. IXIASOFT is also the developer of TEXTML Server, a native XML database and powerful search engine. IXIASOFT solutions are accessed by thousands of users worldwide in various vertical markets such as software, hi-tech, newspaper, and medical device manufacturing.
