Taxonomies
- Collaboration
- Content Authoring
- User Experience
- Content
We are introducing Taxonomies, allowing you to apply centrally governed, hierarchical categories with custom assignment rules to each of your content types.
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You can now create an environment—a place to test automation tools (like FlowMotion or the MCP Server), workflows, and configuration changes without touching production.
Teams increasingly run automation tools directly in their production spaces. This first release gives you a safe place to test those automations and reduce the risk of unintended changes. We’ll expand Environments based on your feedback. This is the first step in a longer roadmap we’ll build with you.
In this first release, the feature introduces:
How it works:
For this initial release, there is no visual tool to promote changes, but you can still promote changes via the CLI. Furthermore, environment creation does not yet duplicate apps configuration, releases, pipelines, or workflows and workflow stages—support for these is considered for future iterations.
One Environment per Organization is included with our Premium and Elite plans. Additional Environments can be purchased separately.