American Health Law Association
Challenge
In addition to migrating their existing website from SharePoint to Kentico Xperience and a rebrand, ultimately, the American Health Law Association (AHLA) wanted to provide a better experience to their members, as well as their editors. They wanted seamless experiences when accessing different platforms, as well as simplified content management and a content model that allowed greater flexibility in content delivery. Additionally, the website had multiple integrations, including AHLA’s CRM – Microsoft Dynamics and their LMS – Elevate.
Solution
- BlueModus utilized Kentico Xperience as the Content Management System (CMS) as it greatly decreased complexity for AHLA’s content editors, allowing them to make quick, easy edits.
- To help improve the editing and approval process, BlueModus implemented content staging that allows the content editors to work in a content staging environment and sync the approved content to production.
- Furthermore, Kentico Xperience served as a “hub” around which several integration points, including AHLA’s CRM and LMS, which are both business-critical to their organization.
- BlueModus utilized Kentico’s API and scheduled tasks to help with the numerous third-party integrations involved in powering the website.
"BlueModus isn’t just another web vendor, they are a true partner – our struggles become their struggles. They actively listen to the needs of our staff and members, bring their deep bench of experience and expertise to the table, and help us develop plans that increase efficiencies and better the user experience. Over and over again, they’re with us every step of the way." Stefan Bradham, Senior Director of Marketing and Communications at American Health Law Association
"Our website would not be what it is without BlueModus. They’ve always been extremely responsive to all our questions and requests and have been a great partner in building out the vision for our site. They’re extremely knowledgeable and have always been a pleasure to work with." Stephen Gabriel, Director of Technology at American Health Law Association