Everything you used to ask a developer for, grouped by the job.

Instead of: A developer's quote for one sentence

Pages are split into the parts you see on screen, such as the top banner, the services, the gallery and the questions, and each one opens on its own to edit.

Instead of: Finding the mistake after customers did

The draft opens on your actual website, in phone and desktop widths. Publish when it reads right, or keep it as a draft.

Instead of: Waiting up to switch on the Diwali offer

Choose the day and the hour, and the change appears on the site on its own.

Instead of: A blog with its last post from two years ago

Write it, drop in pictures, save it halfway, and put it up when it is finished.

Instead of: Asking around for the photo someone sent last month

Upload a photo once and use it on as many pages as you like. Aura can suggest the short description that Google and screen readers rely on.

Instead of: The website and the stock sheet disagreeing about what you sell

Products, brands, past projects, materials: each list has the fields your business needs, and a whole list can come in or go out as a spreadsheet.

Instead of: Three apps for orders, stock and bills

Stock, orders, customers and invoices sit beside the products, for sites that sell. Sites that do not sell never see them.

Instead of: Typing every new product in again for social posts

Once a product is on the website, a connected Aura already knows it when it writes about it.

Instead of: Guessing whether anyone finds you on Google

Link your Google account once. Every page then shows whether Google has picked it up, and how many visits Google sent it this month.

Instead of: Old links in WhatsApp forwards landing on an error

Every address on the site sits in one folder view. When a page gets a new name, anyone using the old address is sent on to the new one.

Instead of: A page that never ranks, for reasons nobody can see

If a page is missing its main heading, or has two, Nexus says so while you are still editing it.

Instead of: Customers giving up on a slow page before it loads

Each page shows how quickly it opens on a phone, and the thing holding it back.

Instead of: Form emails going to an address nobody checks

Each enquiry shows which page it was sent from, and your team gets an alert as soon as it arrives.

Instead of: Asking around the office whether anyone replied

With Hella connected, the alert arrives on WhatsApp, and the enquiry is ticked off in Nexus when someone answers there.

Instead of: The whole team sharing one password

The owner can change everything. Everyone else opens only the parts they were given, and each change carries the name of whoever made it.

Instead of: A page someone broke, and no copy of the old one

Every saved change is kept, and any earlier version comes back with one click.

Instead of: Not knowing who else can see your drafts

Each business on Nexus is sealed off from the rest, and nobody signs in unless you invited them.

Instead of: A tool that edits your pages overnight

Aura reads a page only when someone on your team presses the button, and a person chooses what to keep.