This module is designed to give administrators an easy way to maintain customer information. In this module you can create new customers as well as maintain or remove (disable) existing ones. This is also where all contact information is stored along with exactly what packages any customer has access to. This includes standard as well as customized packages. Besides the packages a customer has access to, we also keep track of any domain names linked to packages as well as physical location of the various packages on the web servers.

The Usage Statistics module is to show any usage trends and high level overviews of how the system is used, who its most frequent users are, what the most or least popular functions are, etc., etc. In the long run this is one of the modules that will help us monitor the system and detect potential problems before they occur.

The file manager allows CMS users to maintain their uploaded files – this includes uploaded images as well as other documents (word, txt or PDF). Through the File Manager these files can be updated with newer versions as well as removed from the system. When images or documents are removed from the system through the file manager, the CMS will automatically search through the pages currently in the system and remove any instances. This prevents dead links from ever appearing on the client's website.

The menu builder is used to create navigation groups and menu bars. It allows users to create menus to navigate through their site. Menu bar design is fully flexible, allowing both horizontal and vertical menu bars, as well as full customization when it comes to colors, fonts, sizes, spacing and more. The menu bars can have an unlimited number of menus and sub menus.
The menu builder allows users to create links to any static content as well as to package specific module pages. The types of pages available to the user depend on the package they use.

The Search Engine Optimization (SEO) module allows users to control some of the settings related to the built in Search Engine Optimization. By default the CMS generates fully optimized URLs for all of the pages in the system, which dramatically increases the 'searchability' of sites created with the CMS. The SEO module allows users to change some of these settings, including making changes to the automatically generated SEO URLs for every page in the system.

The static content editor is where all non-package-specific pages are edited. “Static content” is referring to the fact that once the user saves the content of the page, that is the content that visitors see – it doesn't change unless the user updates it again. This is different from some of the other modules where a number of different things affect what a visitor might see on a particular page – that makes those pages more 'dynamic'. The static content editor works like most industry standard word processors, making the learning curve virtually non-existent. In the static content module people can add, edit and remove static content pages. When editing pages, they have the option of adding, editing or removing images and other uploads, making it a “1-stop shop” for any task related to editing these pages.

In the “System Preferences” module, CMS users can change some of the settings of their account. This includes setting their default package (if they have more than 1), update default login information and other generic system preferences.

This is where CMS users can maintain a list of the users that are allowed to log into their CMS interface. This will allow them to have more than a single person that can maintain the site. They can set access rights here so different users can maintain different parts of the website. This increases security as well as accountability for the customer.

The Banners module allows customers to place advertising banners on their website. They can offer banner advertising to third parties and use the module to monitor impressions, clicks, etc. When combined with the payment module it is possible to charge third parties per click or impression of banners.
The Banners module can be instructed to show different banners on different pages, use static banners (that are always the same on a particular page) or rotating banners. Exposure for banners can be monitored and fully controlled (eg. take a banner out of rotation once it reaches a certain number of clicks or impressions).

The Business Blog module lets customers add a blog ("Web Log") to their website. They can easily add entries to the blog through the CMS as well as through the front-end of their website. Posts made in the blog can be opened for comments, or posted without allowing visitors to add comments to a post. This can be controlled on a per-post basis.

Adding chat room functionality to a site is easy with the Chat Rooms module. In the CMS the customer can indicate the settings for their chat room. The standard chat room module has some pre-defined settings – it's limited to 1 chat room with a max of 25 visitors and a single chat room operator. For more than 1 chat room or a higher number of visitors, we have the Chat Room Pro module at additional cost. The chat room module requires no additional plugins for visitors.

The event module allows lets the customer schedule events. These can be scheduled by using just the Event module, which will add an “events” page to the site from which all events are linked, or by linking it to other modules. Linking the events module to the scheduler module, for instance, will create a calendar, just like the standard scheduler module does, but items on this calendar can be linked to events from the events module, which allows a much larger set of information to be shown for scheduled items, since the events module itself can link to yet other modules.

Using the Form Builder, customers can create their own forms. The forms can have a virtually unlimited number of questions / items and the output for the forms can be directed either at an e-mail address, the database (for later retrieval through the CMS interface) or both. The Form builder can be used for forms as simple as a “contact us” form, through something as complex as a web-based survey.
When the output of a form is directed at the database for later retrieval, the data that's gathered from all entries can then be used to generate some statistical data based on these entries, which is great for research purposes.

The Gallery module lets customers build web-based image galleries. This module can be used on its own or in combination with other modules. On its own the module allows customers to make any number of individual galleries with any number of images in each gallery. For each image the customer can add a description. The following modules can be linked with the Gallery module for added functionality:

Event Module: Adding the Gallery module to the Event module allows the customer to add a photo gallery to events to show highlights, etc.

Payment Module: The standard Gallery module combined with the payment module allows customers to set a price for gallery items and lets them sell the items. They have the option of selling the item once (e.g. with original art work such as paintings etc.) or letting multiple people buy items (useful for photographers who want to sell some of their work on their website as stock photography)

Using the Job Listings module, customers can add job listings to their website. The listings can be divided into categories, and every listing can have its own point of contact (using either email or phone information). The Job Listings Pro module also provides an option that enables direct online job applications. This adds a form to every job listing that lets people apply directly on the website. It lets them enter their personal / contact information and then provides them with a spot to upload their resume in either a Microsoft Word or text format. Utilizing this functionality, the customer can specify keywords to look for in resumes to pre-filter them based on content. This cuts down on time necessary to weed out resumes that don't fit the profile you are looking for by ranking them in the CMS interface by relevance.

The Links module lets CMS customers build link pages that contain links to other pager or website. They can divide these links up into categories and indicate whether links should open in the current window or create a new window, on a link by link basis.