Learn how Sitefinity 15 utilizes secure, private Azure Open AI Deployments to improve content production and how to further improve it to make your content editing team superstars!

Sitecore to Sitefinity migrations can be very daunting. There are many complexities to be addressed. On top of that - most of the migrations are very stressful for the people involved. Check some of the questions and guidance we have from our experience and take advantage of them if you find them useful in order to start your migration properly and avoid some of the pitfalls.

We have a lot to say about migrating from Sitecore to Sitefinity, SharePoint to Sitefinity and custom legacy systems to Sitefinity. Check out our new Sitefinity migrations hub page, we'll be updating it to accommodate the lessons we have learned and the value we can bring in your migration.

Discover how Eveliko successfully migrated a multilingual SharePoint 2013 website, consisting of 40 subsites with over 300 pages, 4500 images, and 200 documents, to Sitefinity in just one month. Find out how we leveraged our expertise in SharePoint migrations and an 'as is' migration approach to ensure minimal disruption to the client's business, while successfully migrating custom components and other content types.

Sitefinity 14.0 introduced a new authentication protocol which is completely rewritten from scratch which is the recommended one even for upgraded projects.

In form rules - how to tell which "Country" field is the one you want to impose rule on if there are multiple fields labeled country? This brief post will give you a quick and dirty workaround.

Artificial intelligence becomes more and more part of our everyday life. In fact it's all around us - the camera of our smartphone, the recommended products in the online shop, suggested ads in social media, etc.

An easy to use way to extend the built-in Sitefinity export to Excel in the dynamic content to support custom data.

Utilizing OpenCV and face recognition for better image cropping in Sitefinity.

Here are the main points our clients (and employees) need to know about the COVID-19 situation as of now (15 Mar, 2020):

We wanted to run some Kibana reporting on top of some dynamic content items that are indexed in Elastic search. This is pretty difficult as Sitefinity seems to only store text or date fields. In this post we will discuss how we tricked Elastic Search to change the fields type on non-existing indexes.

2017 was a good year for Eveliko. 2018 is even better. This year we won 3rd place in the "Best company of 2017" in the "Micro and small companies" category.

Sitefinity provides a convenient way for consuming its protected Odata services from external clients (3rd party services, mobile applications, etc.), but what about our custom services?

Sitefinity's personalization module is great for targeting specific groups of customers and creating leads and that is why it is widely used. Customer segments are created and the content is personalized based on user's activity.

Easily index taxon title for dynamic content in Progress Sitefinity CMS

An easy way to index related data and related media fields in Progress Sitefinity CMS

All projects on active support were patched on the same day, some clients that are handling the infrastructure on their side received instructions over email and were guided over calls, chats (whatever is available in their restricted environments basically, we're flexible :) ).

Do you often need to check how a certain page behaves in Google Page Speed? Then why not doing this from the Sitefinity pages grid?

Taxonomy fields are often used in static and dynamic content, but getting them from Sitefinity OData service could be tricky. Fortunately there is Just Decompile.

Recently I came across a question in internet how to use Sitefinity OData API to filter content items by a given string (using autocomplete in the particular case). Fortunately I had exactly the same issue few weeks ago and was able to quickly help and gave real world example of this.