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Kotao CMS

Storefront.
Marketing pages.
Same data.

Build the public site without a separate Shopify or Webflow bill. Products, content, and bookings share one data model.

PRODUCTS

One catalog. Every channel.

POS, online, marketplace — same SKU, same descriptions, same images. Edit once.

PAGES

Land-pages without a developer.

Block-based editor for marketing pages, FAQ, blog. Works in both locales by default.

CHECKOUT

Apple Pay. Google Pay. SEPA.

Hosted or embedded checkout — both run on Kotao Payments and reconcile into the same order history.

In operation

Kotao CMS is not a disconnected module.

The app sits inside the shared Kotao workspace. That is the difference between adding one more tool and running the daily workflow on an operating system.

Every action writes back to the same operating record instead of collecting data for later exports.

Roles, permissions, and audit logs stay connected to the rest of the workspace.

Reporting, CRM, payments, and website surfaces see the change without a team checking CSVs.

Rollout

From pain point to standard process.

Kotao does not need to be switched on all at once. Most teams start with the workflow that costs the most time today, then expand after the team trusts it.

  1. 01

    Map the workflow

    We start with the way the team works today: who touches it, which data is missing, and which systems still need to connect.

  2. 02

    Shape the record

    Products, customers, roles, bookings, and payments are modelled so other Kotao apps can use the same source of truth.

  3. 03

    Launch a pilot

    One location, one team, or one clear process goes live first so operators see production behavior, not a demo script.

  4. 04

    Expand the surface

    Once the core workflow is stable, more locations, apps, automations, and reports can be switched on without re-importing data.