Complete the authoring path
Gradial turns approved copy and designs into structured AEM drafts using the components, fragments, fields, and review controls your team already supports.
AEM is powerful. Gradial completes the operational path.
Gradial connects approved requests to verified AEM experiences by coordinating source content, tickets, component mapping, authoring, assets, metadata, QA, approvals, localization, and release.
Govern changes at scale
Gradial coordinates safety language, product messaging, navigation, metadata, and design updates across defined page sets while preserving structure and inheritance.
Deliver complete review evidence
Gradial packages the source, exact change, rendered result, checks, exceptions, and release scope so approvers can focus on the decision they own.
Execute repeatable AEM work with governance built in
Gradial agents use approved inputs, existing AEM structures, scoped permissions, and review gates to move high-volume content work toward a verified result.
Author with existing components
Map approved content into Core Components, custom components, Content Fragments, Experience Fragments, and page structures already supported by the implementation.
Apply governed changes at scale
Update structured content, metadata, links, assets, or repeated page elements while preserving versions, inheritance, and the defined scope.
Validate before release
Check stored content and the rendered experience, attach findings and exceptions, and route the exact release decision to an accountable reviewer.
Use AEM automation across the content lifecycle
Start with one repeatable workflow, then expand only after the sources, component rules, permissions, checks, approval points, and outcome measures are reliable.
Ongoing authoring
Turn briefs, tickets, copy documents, and approved designs into structured pages and updates inside AEM.
Migration and modernization
Inventory content, map source structures to the destination model, prepare reviewable batches, and verify each migrated result.
DAM, localization, and QA
Select approved assets, maintain metadata and rights context, create governed market variants, and run content, accessibility, link, metadata, and rendering checks.
What governed AEM automation means in practice
Does automation replace AEM authors and reviewers?
No. Gradial executes repeatable operational work within defined permissions and workflow controls. People remain accountable for strategy, creative judgment, risk acceptance, approvals, and release authority.
Can Gradial work with custom AEM components?
Gradial can use existing Core and custom components, fragments, fields, and page structures when the implementation, source, permissions, and acceptance criteria are defined.
Should agents publish AEM content autonomously?
Only within an explicitly approved release policy. Higher-risk changes should require human review, a bounded release scope, rendered proof, and a recovery path.
Connect AEM to the sources and systems around the work
Coordinate AEM authoring and review with approved source content, designs, work requests, DAM assets, collaboration, analytics, and human approvals.
AEM Sites & Assets
CMS and DAM
Figma
Design
Jira
Work management
Workfront
Work management
Wrike
Work management
Word
Source content
SharePoint
Source content
Adobe AEP
Data and journeys
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