- Migrations versus migrating a site The word migration means two different jobs in the Exponential documentation - migrations (schema and content changes of one site, written as files and applied with exp:migration:migrate) and migrating a site (moving or…
- The Exponential code of conduct The code of conduct of the Exponential project - the Contributor Covenant 2.1 with Exponential additions for partners and commercial conduct, AI-generated contributions, the contributor agreement (CLA) and trainers and…
- 7x SQLI Import: start here What 7x SQLI Import 2.0 is - the extension that brings files, feeds, APIs and databases into Exponential as content or data table rows, once or on a schedule - who it is for, what 2.0 contains, and where to read on.
- Checklists for owners The site owner's checklists for an Exponential site in one place - daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and yearly, plus before a campaign and after an incident - with who usually does each and how they fit with the store…
- Help for editors and users Where to start: the help pages for people who write, edit and publish content, and for everyone with an account.
- Intranets The landing page for organizations that run their staff intranet on Exponential - what the section covers, who it is for, every page with one line, a suggested reading order and the neighboring sections.
- Keeping your site healthy The landing page for site owners who want their Exponential site to stay current, safe, backed up and watched. What each page in this folder covers, who on your team owns which task, and a suggested order.
- Newsletters for businesses The landing page of the newsletters section - what a business, shop or organization gets from the cjw_newsletter extension that ships with Exponential, who each page is for, and the order to read them in.
- Online stores and small shops The landing page for businesses that sell online with Exponential's built-in shop - what the section covers, who it is for, every page with one line, and a suggested reading order.
- Reliability for businesses The landing page of the reliability section. It explains why a business can count on Exponential staying stable, and how to run a site so that customers are never turned away, with a table of every page in the section.
- Running your store The store owner's section - routines, checklists and decisions for running the shop that is built into Exponential, after launch, with links to the reference pages for every screen and setting.
- Security and data protection The landing page of the security section. Basics for businesses that keep customer data in Exponential - security, GDPR, where personal data lives, consent, accounts, access reviews, updates, retention and evidence from…
- Several brands on one installation The landing page for organizations that run several brands, regions or microsites from one Exponential installation - what the section covers, every page in it, and a suggested reading order.
- Accessible static sites for public information For public bodies - publish public information as a static site that is fast, robust under load, cheap to run and easy to audit for accessibility, while editing, approval and records stay in Exponential.
- Add a column or an index A migration that adds a column with a default and an index to an existing table on every SQL engine, through the engine's own schema handler, checks the catalog first so it completes a half-applied change, and drops…
- AI, agents and agentic: reading path The order in which to read the AI, agents and agentic section - a common start for everyone, then separate paths for editors, administrators, data protection officers, developers with a coding agent and builders of…
- Find, create and change accounts exp:user:list and exp:user:show find and inspect accounts by state, group and search; exp:user:create creates an account through the content publish with a password nobody types on a command line; exp:user:edit changes…
- How updates work What an update of an Exponential site is, the parts it touches (code, extensions, database, caches), how releases and security fixes reach you, and what the owner decides.
- Roles for your team How a site owner thinks about who on the team may do what - the roles a standard installation ships, the jobs people actually do, limits by section, subtree and language, and the permissions to keep for a few people…
- AI, agents and agentic: FAQ Short answers to the questions people ask about AI in Exponential - does it publish, which providers, does content leave the server, what does it cost, can it be switched off, how do agents connect and authenticate, and…
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