> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.navigaglobal.com/opencontent/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.navigaglobal.com/opencontent/key-features.md).

# Key features

**The developer friendly availability platform**\
A well documented and flexible platform that makes all content available, all the time. &#x20;

**The backend for your headless CMS**\
A headless CMS without a content repository is like an electric car without batteries. Instead of building batteries build your chassis.&#x20;

**Built for Amazon AWS** \
Run Open Content in AWS, then we can handle upgrades and changes with zero downtime with unlimited storage and backup possibilities.

**Integrated to Naviga Content solutions**\
Works out-of-the-box with solutions such as Newspilot, Digital Writer, Dashboard and Naviga web.

**API’s for everything**\
Use our user interfaces for admin and search, or use the OC REST API:s. Regardless of approach, it’s all open for integration.&#x20;

**Reliable backend**\
Spend less time on server issues and let us manage the hosting. Open Content supports a range of different setups, from a small single-node setup to large, clustered, high availability setups.

**Scalable to suit your needs** \
Open Content support both SolR, frontend API and indexing scaling. Open Content scales depending on your needs (and wallet).

**Proven solution**\
Used daily by thousands of Creation users, as well as powering hundreds of apps and sites all over the world.

**Content Types**\
Open Content configuration makes it possible to group content into **Content Type (**&#x74;ypically : Article, Image, Page, Concept, Job, Planning items, Lists, Packages). We have a standardised konfiguration for all tools in the Creation suite.<br>


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