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For enterprise organizations

Websites and systems built for organizations with more complexity to manage

BUILT helps larger organizations modernize fragmented platforms, create reusable content systems, support multiple teams and markets, and build custom functionality without adding another layer of technical complexity.

Enterprise platform model

  • Business units
  • Regions
  • Products
  • Marketing teams
  • Legacy systems

Shared platform

Architecture, content standards, and technical ownership

  • Corporate website
  • Regional content
  • Custom functionality
  • Ongoing development
Many organizational needs. One governed foundation. Flexible outputs.

Complexity accumulates faster than most platforms are designed to handle

Enterprise websites rarely become difficult because of one major decision. Complexity builds over time through new business units, markets, campaigns, integrations, legacy technology, regional requirements, and one-off fixes that gradually become part of the permanent system.

  • Business units and markets need flexibility without creating separate systems
  • Marketing teams need to publish without depending on developers for routine changes
  • Legacy platforms accumulate workarounds as requirements expand
  • Technical updates become harder when ownership, code, and content are fragmented

Complexity accumulates

Fragmented state

  • New market
  • New product
  • Campaign
  • Acquisition
  • Integration
  • Technical exception

Shared architecture

  • Structured content
  • Reusable components
  • Clear ownership
  • Controlled integrations

The goal is not to eliminate complexity. It is to give that complexity a system that can support it.

Centralize what should be shared. Keep flexibility where the organization needs it.

A strong enterprise platform creates common standards for architecture, design, content, and technical ownership without forcing every business unit, market, or team into identical content.

Shared standards

  • Brand and design system
  • Navigation and information architecture
  • Reusable components
  • Technical standards
  • Integrations
  • Accessibility and responsive behavior

Controlled flexibility

  • Business-unit content
  • Regional messaging
  • Industry and audience pages
  • Campaigns
  • Product-specific needs
  • Localized calls to action

Technical governance

  • CMS architecture
  • Structured data
  • Platform ownership
  • Permissions and editorial controls
  • Custom functionality
  • Continued development

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Support across the systems enterprise marketing depends on

BUILT can modernize the core website, simplify the publishing model, build custom functionality, and remain responsible for continued technical development as requirements change. That work often spans website development, custom platforms, multi-location websites, integrations and automation, and ongoing development.

Enterprise content platforms

Give many teams one maintainable publishing foundation

Reusable content systems and structured CMS architecture give enterprise marketing teams room to support products, business units, industries, regions, campaigns, and resources without rebuilding the website around every new requirement.

  • Reusable content architecture
  • Multi-vertical websites
  • Regional and localized content
  • Editor-safe CMS systems
Shared content foundation
  • Corporate page

  • Product page

  • Industry page

  • Regional page

Common structure, design rules, and reusable content patterns across distinct outputs.

Platform modernization

Replace years of technical exceptions with a clearer foundation

BUILT can evaluate an inherited CMS, fragmented site network, competing editing systems, or legacy architecture and rebuild the parts that are making routine marketing and development unnecessarily difficult.

  • CMS and platform migration
  • Legacy architecture cleanup
  • Multi-site consolidation
  • Custom functionality and integrations

Fragmented environment

  • Multiple CMS instances
  • Different themes
  • Plugins
  • One-off functionality
  • Repeated updates

Shared foundation

  • Structured CMS
  • Reusable components
  • Shared technical standards
  • Custom extension layer

Ongoing technical ownership

Keep the platform moving after the rebuild

Enterprise sites continue changing after launch. BUILT can remain involved for new capabilities, integrations, troubleshooting, platform improvements, content-system changes, and continued technical planning.

  • Continued feature development
  • Integration maintenance
  • Technical troubleshooting
  • Platform and experience improvements

One platform over time

  1. LaunchStable foundation
  2. MaintainFixes, updates, and reliability
  3. ImprovePerformance and experience refinements
  4. ExtendNew features and integrations
Launch is the beginning of ownership, not the end of the work.

Start with the engagement that fits the complexity

Some enterprise teams need clarity before choosing a modernization path. Others already know what needs to be rebuilt or need continued technical ownership across an active platform.

  • Focused review

    Starting at$2,500

    Use a focused review to evaluate architecture, content systems, integrations, publishing workflows, technical debt, and where the current platform is limiting the organization.

    • Multi-location systems review
    • Workflow review
    • Technical roadmap

    Explore systems reviews

  • Defined project

    Starting at$15,000

    Use a defined engagement for a website modernization, CMS migration, multi-site consolidation, reusable content system, custom functionality, or other clearly scoped platform initiative.

    Discuss a project

  • Ongoing development

    Starting at$6,000/month

    Use ongoing development when the organization needs a technical partner across active initiatives, platform improvements, integrations, troubleshooting, and continued expansion.

    Discuss an ongoing partnership

Focused improvements may also be scoped when the work is narrow and clearly defined.

Enterprise platforms rebuilt around the organization they actually serve

SYKES global website built on a shared WordPress design and publishing system

SYKES

More than 20 country websites moved onto one shared global foundation

BUILT created a shared WordPress architecture for SYKES that centralized the theme, plugins, reusable components, and technical standards while allowing regional stakeholders across 23 countries to manage localized content.

  • 20+ country WordPress implementations
  • 23 countries
  • Shared global theme and plugins
  • Regional ACF editing controls
  • Global design governance

View the SYKES case study

Scorpion corporate marketing website showing product, service, and industry content

Scorpion

Enterprise WordPress modernization with a reusable ACF module system that gave marketing more publishing flexibility and room for custom corporate functionality.

View case study

Built for organizations where the website has become an operating system of its own

Common enterprise situations

  • The corporate website supports several business units or verticals
  • Different regions or teams have created inconsistent publishing patterns
  • Routine marketing changes require too much developer involvement
  • The current CMS has accumulated years of workarounds
  • Multiple sites or installations are difficult to keep aligned
  • Custom requirements no longer fit the original platform

Usually a good fit when

  • Several teams depend on the same platform
  • Brand consistency and local flexibility both matter
  • Content and technical governance need clearer boundaries
  • The organization needs reusable architecture rather than another redesign
  • Custom functionality must coexist with marketing content
  • Long-term technical ownership matters after launch

Start a conversation

What has your enterprise website accumulated over the years?

Share which systems, teams, markets, integrations, and publishing requirements the platform now has to support. BUILT can help simplify the architecture without stripping away the flexibility the organization still needs.