SitecoreAI use cases

Complex SitecoreAI use cases we solve.

From XP and XM migrations to SitecoreAI, upgrades and headless rebuilds to instant publishing, design tokens and composable data. Each one designed, built and run by a Sitecore MVP and certified team.

What we bring

Built for complex Sitecore programmes

Large-scale XP/XM to SitecoreAI migration

Multi-site, multi-language estates moved in planned waves, with a pilot site first and no big-bang go-live.

Greenfield SitecoreAI builds

Next.js and the Content SDK, a design-token system, and component packages that non-Sitecore apps can reuse.

Enterprise integration

DAM and CMP, Sitecore Search, CDP and personalisation, analytics, SSO, CRM and marketing automation.

Architecture that holds up

Standard platform features first, with custom code only where it earns its place.

Use cases

Migration and upgrade

Sitecore XP to SitecoreAI migration

Self-hosted XP moved to SaaS: templates, content and renderings migrated, xDB-dependent features replaced, and a headless Next.js front-end on Experience Edge.

Sitecore XM and SXA to SitecoreAI

XM and SXA sites rebuilt headless, with content serialised and moved by repeatable scripts rather than by hand.

Multi-site migration in waves

A pilot site first, then grouped waves, with legacy and new platforms running side by side until each site moves.

Incremental cutover

An edge routing layer sends launched sites to SitecoreAI and the rest to legacy, so there is no big-bang go-live and rollback is a config change.

SEO-safe URL migration

Full URL inventory, redirect maps, language and region paths and hreflang, so rankings and traffic survive the move.

Legacy customisation clean-up

Pipelines, event handlers and custom databases assessed, then dropped, replaced with standard features, or rebuilt in the head app.

JSS to Content SDK

Next.js JSS applications moved to Sitecore’s Content SDK for SitecoreAI, alongside framework and Node upgrades.

MVC to headless Next.js

Server-rendered MVC and SXA renderings rebuilt as typed Next.js components that editors can still use in Pages.

Sitecore XP upgrades

When SaaS is not right yet: 8.x and 9.x estates upgraded to the latest 10.x, with modules, .NET and Solr brought up to date.

Multi-head architecture

Separate Next.js apps for distinct brands or regions on one SitecoreAI instance, sharing content and components.

Use cases

Front end and components

Design-token system

Tokens resolved per brand and theme, so one component library serves many brands without forks.

Reusable component packages

Presentation separated from Sitecore data binding and published as versioned packages for Sitecore and non-Sitecore apps.

Authoring toolkit customisation

Pages editor extensions, custom fields and author guardrails.

Use cases

Content and media

Consent-aware video

One video component for any provider, loading only after consent, with captions and consistent analytics.

Rich-text and embed clean-up

Scripts and iframes pasted into rich text converted into governed, accessible components during migration.

DAM and CMP integration

One source of truth for assets and content, with renditions and usage rights carried through.

Taxonomy and tagging

Shared tags that drive search, related content and personalisation.

Use cases

Global reach

Translation and localisation

Translation workflows, language fallback and hreflang across many sites.

SEO and AI discoverability

Structured data and content modelling so pages are cited by search engines and AI answers.

Use cases

Data and experience

Segmentation and personalisation

SitecoreAI personalisation and CDP integration with consent-aware tracking.

Analytics and attribution

GA4/GTM and custom events that work consistently across components.

Forms and lead flow

Forms connected to marketing automation and CRM.

Use cases

Delivery and operations

Instant publishing

Experience Edge webhooks trigger targeted cache revalidation, so content updates go live in seconds, not minutes.

CI/CD and branching

Build-once promotion through every environment, quality gates and release governance.

Secure preview and origin protection

Locked-down preview environments and a protected origin.

AI-assisted authoring

Brand kits and guardrails for Sitecore’s AI content tools.

Content recovery and governance

Recovery processes, roles and author workflows.

24/7 managed services

Monitoring, upgrades and support after go-live.

Next step

Planning a SitecoreAI move? Talk to a team that has done it before you commit.

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