AN ONLINE MAGAZINE PUBLISHING MODULE FOR iMIS RiSE
Easy to publish. Built to engage.
Turn your articles into a polished online magazine that helps readers discover more and gives them reasons to keep coming back, all within the system your team already knows.
Built-in, responsive layouts keep every article consistent. Enter article details in the Properties tab to populate titles, headers, and other layout elements, then customize colors, fonts, and images to make the magazine your own.
Prepare articles when you have time and set future publication dates to release them when you’re ready.
Control how images crop across screen sizes with focus settings that keep the important details in view.
Offer public content, members-only articles, or access by member type using your existing iMIS sign‑in. No separate login or SSO setup required.
PAGE BUILDER - EDITIONS
Your content becomes more valuable when it connects readers with their next opportunity. Because Page Builder - Editions lives inside iMIS, you can build on your magazine to support deeper member engagement.
Enhanced tagging, article title and tag search, and a complete topic directory make content easier to explore and support search visibility.
Use tags to connect articles with related events and additional content, giving readers a relevant next step on the subjects that interest them.
Built-in SEO and GEO support discovery through search engines and AI tools. An article extractability checker grades how easily AI can extract information from your content and suggests improvements.
Display targeted messages, including renewal reminders, while members read. With optional web tracking, see which articles they read and use those insights to inform future engagement.
Member messaging, reading tracking, and related-content or event displays depend on the configuration and tracking tools implemented.
INSIDE iMIS RiSE
Staff set access, publication dates, and image focus in the RiSE Properties tab they already use. Readers sign in with their existing iMIS credentials, so there is no separate login to manage.
