Squiz DXP

We are facing difficulties as we get more editors copying and pasting content from Word documents which include unclean, excess code. Other CMSes and even Dreamweaver had this fence at the top of the cliff, but Squiz Matrix is forcing us to use an ambulance at the bottom. Surely not best UX. Can we please get this feature added to the WYSIWYG?

This was available in Funnelback 15 but doesn't exist in the DXP - we'd like to see a graph to show how crawl times vary over time, as this is very useful for troubleshooting crawl issues and also any underlying performance issues with our content management.

As a marketer, I want to be able to connect Looker studio directly to DXP data (especially search analytics) using a Looker Studio Connector ( https://lookerstudio.google.com/data ), so that I can use Squiz insights in ongoing content performance reporting without having to manually import the data.

Scheduled tasks used to be grouped in one summary table which was really useful as we had an overview of all search package updates. Now we can only see each search packages scheduled updates in isolation.

Source: https://jira.squiz.net/browse/SUPPORT-423318 Summary: First raised by Queensland Health Content on why this is impacts QH from a business PoV is that when they go to review aged content (typically not updated in 12 months) the first piece of info they need is who edited the page. Now this info would come from the asset log screen, but from this ticket is looks like when the asset is over 12 months old the page = 504 gateway timeout

Waiting 10-15 minutes for a manual index to start is really frsustrating - it can be an important update to fix missing //incorrect content, and adding this to the actual indexing time means we stop engaging with the product as much as we'd do otherwise.

Windcave is extremely popular here in NZ, and we note there is a Windcave provider in Matrix currently. I don't believe this would be too difficult to add, and would be really useful for us over in NZ! Obviously Advanced Forms is pretty hot off the press so this may be on your radar already, but I figured I'd chuck it in here too.