We prove it before you commit to paying anything: our AI agents analyze your site, identify your content, components, assets and metadata, then rebuild everything in Jahia. Our consultants take care of the fine tuning.
of public content migrated
on volume: multi-site, multi-brand, multi-country
saved on your CMS annual subscription
You review the result in Jahia before any decision.
Jahia's built-in AI relies on multiple specialized agents working in parallel. 3 core agents structure the assessment and reconstruction.
Crawls your sitemap.xml, identifies pages, components, assets, metadata and internal links.
Rebuilds components in Jahia and prepares the component library.
Recreates public content with its assets, SEO metadata and navigation.
Move to an open platform built to manage your sites, languages, teams and digital journeys in a single environment.
Manage your sites, languages, permissions and workflows from a common enterprise platform.
Integrate Jahia with your IT systems, marketing tools, APIs and frontends without locking your architecture.
Use Jahia's built-in AI to create, translate, optimize, classify and process your content at scale.
AI agent migration can be applied to any public site with a sitemap.xml file. These platforms are among the most common CMS migration cases to Jahia.
| Your current CMS | Why migrate from your CMS to Jahia? |
|---|---|
| Sitecore | For organizations reassessing their CMS trajectory and looking to regain control of their digital architecture. |
| Adobe Experience Manager | For teams that want to retain enterprise capabilities while reducing dependency on a complex proprietary ecosystem. |
| Liferay | For organizations that want to preserve their portal, multisite or authenticated use cases while modernizing their content management. |
| Drupal | For teams dealing with technical debt or end-of-life versions, such as Drupal 7, which reached end of life in January 2025, or Drupal 9, which reached end of life in November 2023. |
Don’t see your current CMS on the list? Contact us to see use cases similar to yours.
The free assessment produces an inventory of your components and pages, an estimate of the automated and assisted scope, a first visible result in Jahia in 45 minutes, and an evaluation of third-party integrations and key considerations.
Optional. AI agents analyze your site through its sitemap.xml. Access to your admin environment, database, hosting infrastructure, or source code is not required. However, providing access to the source code can help accelerate the review process and enable deeper analysis of implementation details.
In a manual migration, audit, modeling, component reconstruction and deployment steps are performed sequentially by a project team. With our AI agents, multiple specialized agents perform these steps simultaneously. The team is involved in validation and adjustments, not in the automated steps.
The assessment produces a precise estimate based on your site. For a production site, the total timeline includes the assessment, automated migration and a validation phase whose duration depends on content volume, component diversity and specific integrations. The migration itself typically runs in hours to days.
Yes. The AI agent migration supports multilingual and multisite environments. Multilingual and multisite sites may require additional migration time, as the process is executed for ecah version to ensure content and relationships are preserved. Complex multisite architectures are assessed upfront to define the optimal migration approach.
Third-party integrations are outside the automated migration scope. They are identified during the assessment and handled through a dedicated onboarding process. In most cases, existing integrations are rewired to Jahia rather than rebuilt from scratch.
Yes. Jahia supports centralized authentication via SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, LDAP and Active Directory. Roles and permissions defined in your directory can be synchronized with editorial rights in Jahia. This integration is assessed during the initial evaluation and configured as part of the onboarding.
Jahia is available as managed PaaS, private cloud deployment or on-premise installation. The choice depends on your organization's data sovereignty constraints, security policies and regulatory requirements. Available options are presented during the assessment.
Yes. Components are rebuilt following Jahia's standard architecture: templates, content type definitions and UI components follow the framework's conventions. The produced code is readable, version-controlled in Git and maintainable by any developer familiar with Jahia. A post-migration code review is always included as part of our AI migration process.
Our agents access only the public content of your site: URLs indexed in your sitemap.xml and assets accessible without authentication. No credentials are transmitted, no connection to your back-office, database or infrastructure is established. The exposure surface is exactly that of your existing public site, nothing more.
During migration, SEO metadata, Schema.org structured data, and alt text are preserved and migrated as-is to ensure continuity and avoid any negative SEO impact. We also validate that Core Web Vitals and page generation performance match or outperform the previous platform from the first deployment.
Your source site is not modified at any stage of the process. The migration produces a parallel Jahia instance, independent of your current production environment. Your site continues running normally throughout the migration and validation phase. Switching to Jahia is a decision your team makes after full validation. There is no point of no return in the process.
The migration produces a validation environment that your team reviews before any production go-live. Production deployment is a separate step, triggered by your team after technical and business validation. Jahia natively supports configurable staging environments with distinct publication workflows per environment.
AI agent migration is designed to handle both small and large-scale websites. Migrations can typically support up to 200 pages without source code access and up to 2,000 pages when source code is available.
Complex custom developments (bespoke business logic, dynamic components fed by internal systems, proprietary integrations) are identified during the assessment and handled through dedicated onboarding, outside the automated migration scope. In most cases, these elements are reconnected to Jahia rather than rebuilt. The assessment produces a precise inventory of these elements before work begins.
Yes. Jahia integrates with standard CI/CD pipelines. Configuration code, templates and component definitions are version-controlled in Git. Deployments can be automated via Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions or any other continuous integration tool. This integration is configured during the post-migration onboarding phase, based on your organization's DevOps tooling.
Cost depends on scope: content volume, component diversity, specific integrations and deployment options. The assessment produces a complete estimate before any commitment. There is no fixed package: the automated scope and the assisted scope are defined together, based on your actual site.
Automated steps (analysis, extraction, reconstruction) require no internal resource. Your team is involved at two points: validating the output in Jahia, and making decisions on elements outside the automated scope (specific integrations, authenticated content, go-live). A Jahia solution architect supports the project from start to finish.
No. Our agents analyze only the public content of your site, meaning content any search engine can already index. No internal, authenticated or confidential content is processed. For organizations with strict sovereignty requirements (government, financial services, healthcare), on-premise or private cloud deployment options are available.