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Nuxeo (now part of Hyland) is an enterprise content services platform that combines digital asset management, document management, and content workflow automation in a single, API-first system. It's designed for organizations that need to manage large volumes of rich media and documents with strong governance — including metadata-driven search, automated classification, rights management, and lifecycle policies. Industries like manufacturing, media, and financial services use Nuxeo to centralize assets and enforce content governance at scale.
For organizations running dotCMS, Nuxeo can serve as the enterprise content repository upstream of the publishing workflow — storing governed assets, documents, and rich media that content teams pull into dotCMS for delivery across websites, portals, and applications. This separation keeps asset governance and lifecycle management in Nuxeo while dotCMS handles the presentation and delivery layer.
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