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How it works

We set it up. Your team runs it.

You don't install anything or learn a system from a manual. We connect your website to Nexus, move your current words across and show your team around. After that, the site is yours to change.

Getting started

Four steps, and only the last one is yours.

  1. 01

    We build your site, or take over the one you have

    Either way, the design stays as it is. We connect each part of each page to Nexus, so your team can edit it.

  2. 02

    Your current words move across

    Everything already on your site becomes the starting point in Nexus. Nobody retypes a page.

  3. 03

    We show your team around

    Invite the people who need access. Each person sees your website only, and only the parts you give them.

  4. 04

    You change it whenever you need to

    Publish, and the site updates in seconds. When something is unclear, you message us and a person answers.

    This is the part you do

A normal day

A normal Tuesday at Saanjh

No developer, no redeploy, no waiting. Scroll through the day.

  1. 09:10

    The Noor studs go up in price. Priya changes it in a minute.

    She opens the product, types the new price and publishes. Nobody else is involved, and no customer sees the old number again.

    The price of the Noor studs being changed and published in Nexus.

    Price

    ₹28,000

    09:11 · Priyapublished · live
  2. 11:30

    Meher writes a blog post and schedules it for Friday morning.

    She adds the photos, reads the preview on the real site, and picks Friday 8 am. Nexus publishes it then, while she is asleep.

    A blog post with photos, set to publish on Friday at 8 am.

    How a kada is hand chased, step by step

    Goes live Friday, 8:00 amscheduled

    By Meher. She'll be asleep when it goes out.

  3. 14:00

    Meher reads the new banner on a phone before anyone else sees it.

    The draft opens on the real website, at phone size and at desktop size. Six lines on a phone is too many, so she shortens it first. No customer ever saw the long one.

    The draft banner on a phone-sized screen.

    phone

    Our new Dhanteras collection has arrived in the workshop and is ready for you to see

    The same draft banner on a desktop-sized screen.

    desktop

    Our new Dhanteras collection has arrived in the workshop and is ready for you to see

    Draft · only the team can see it. Six lines on a phone is too many.
  4. 17:30

    Priya adds this season's twelve new pieces from a spreadsheet.

    She uploads the sheet the workshop already keeps, and the pieces arrive in the product list, ready for photos. Nobody typed them in twice.

    new-pieces.csv

    Ira hoopsEarrings18k
    Mira chainNecklace22k
    Tanvi cuffBangle18k
    and nine more rows
    The Nexus product list after the spreadsheet is uploaded.
    5 pieces in the list

Questions

What people ask before they start

Do I need to know anything technical?

No. If you can write an email and attach a photo, you can run your website in Nexus. We show your team around at the start, and we are a message away after that.

Can someone on my team break the site?

They can change the words and pictures they have been given, and nothing else. The design is fixed, and every earlier version is kept, so a mistake can be put back.

We already have a website. Do we start again?

Not necessarily. We can take over the site you have and connect it, or rebuild it if it needs it. Either way we tell you plainly what it involves before we start.

Who can see our content?

Only the people you invite. Every business on Nexus is walled off from every other, and your team sees only your website.

Does Nexus write things for us?

Only when someone asks. With Aura connected, a Project Admin can ask for a review of a page, and the suggestions wait beside the fields for a person to use or ignore. Nothing is changed on its own.

What does it cost?

It depends on your website and what it needs, so we don't publish one price. Tell us about your site and we will give you a straight number.

Tell us what you change most often.

We'll show you how your team would do it in Nexus, on your kind of website, and exactly what it takes to move your site across. No obligation.