Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, apparatus and methods for implementing a multichannel authoring and content management system. The content management system can classify stored documents into different “layout” types (e.g., “article”, “email”, or “coupon”), and also identify and classify discrete elements within each document according to different “element types” (e.g., “title”, “description”, “date”, or “image”). The content management system can also store documents according to multiple different digital formats. Storing documents in different formats, as well as metadata identifying each document's layout and element types, can facilitate retrieval of old content for the purpose of repackaging into new content. In particular, using multiple formats and identifying metadata can facilitate the content repackaging process by increasing the effectiveness of automated computer processes and decreasing the amount of human intervention required.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, apparatus and methods for implementing a multichannel authoring and content management system. The content management system can classify stored documents into different “layout” types (e.g., “article”, “email”, or “coupon”), and also identify and classify discrete elements within each document according to different “element types” (e.g., “title”, “description”, “date”, or “image”). The content management system can also store documents according to multiple different digital formats. Storing documents in different formats, as well as metadata identifying each document's layout and element types, can facilitate retrieval of old content for the purpose of repackaging into new content. In particular, using multiple formats and identifying metadata can facilitate the content repackaging process by increasing the effectiveness of automated computer processes and decreasing the amount of human intervention required.