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Publishing, distribution & integrations — found from sitemap — Sanity

Checked for Sanity on 15 Oct 2026

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API first cms definition Report an error

“An API-first CMS is a decoupled content management system that delivers content via an API, allowing for multichannel presentation and more flexible digital experience management.”
Multichannel delivery Report an error

“Phones, websites, apps, TV channels, augmented reality displays, AI agents, and anything else that can consume an API now has access to your content”
Frontend swap independence Report an error

“In an API-first CMS, swapping out front ends makes no difference to your project’s source of truth. The same API route serves the same payload, as always.”
Customization low code Report an error

“New input components, data types, and content models can easily be written by junior developers with only a few lines of code, dramatically reducing time to market.”
Structured content json Report an error

“Content is stored as structured JSON in Content Lake, queryable with GROQ, and deliverable to any channel or application via API.”
End to end capabilities Report an error

“Where traditional CMSes stop at publishing, Sanity operates content end-to-end: from modeling and authoring to workflow automation, agentic delivery, and real-time updates across every surface.”
API only backend security Report an error

“Because the only interface exposed to the presentation layer is the API itself, your back end is much more secure.”
Offices Report an error

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