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Multisite & Harmonization

One CMS shared across every brand, business unit, and region you operate in.

Scalability

One Codebase for Multiple Sites

Apply best practices across all sites easily.

Patches, upgrades, and components validated on a reference site, then rolled out on a governed schedule.

Vardot's Drupal Certified Partner - Diamond Certificate
Vardot's ISO 27001:2013 Certificate
Vardot's ISO 9001:2015 Certificate
Tailored Architecture

Shaped to Your Portfolio

Multi Domain

One codebase, one database, many domains. Fast cross-brand content sharing.

Multi Site

Shared codebase, per-site databases. Brand autonomy, consolidated maintenance.

Silos

Separate codebases and databases. Maximum autonomy, complete decentralization.

Deliverables

Our Multisite Standard

Single Codebase

Modules, theme, and CI/CD in one place so fixes land everywhere at once

Shared Components

Each brand configures its variant instead of forking the code

One Release Model

Validate on a reference site, then promote to every instance on schedule

Reuse by Default

Features built for reuse unless someone documents why not

Reuse Before Done

Nothing ships until it is documented and regression tested

Acceptance Gates

Accessibility, performance, and reuse checked before merge

Cross Site Testing

Shared pipelines on every instance so one brand cannot break another

Versioning and Lifecycle

Deprecations tracked and retired so test scope stays manageable

Content Governance

Shared content types with local overrides where teams need them

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Varbase

AI Powered Enterprise CMS

Vardot's enterprise Drupal distribution, built on Drupal CMS and maintained by the team that contributes to Drupal core.

Every site inherits its security, accessibility, and editorial standards from the first instance.
 

  • Standards inherited by every new site
  • 150+ enterprise grade features
  • AI powered intelligent search
  • AEO, GEO, AIO, and SEO built in
  • WCAG 2.2 AA compliant
  • Most downloaded Drupal 10 distribution
Our Process

How Consolidation Works

01

Decide

Evaluate brand autonomy, content sharing, and operations to set the right architecture.

02

Design

Component library, governance model, and release cadence defined.

03

Migrate

Sites migrated onto the platform under cross-site CI/CD and a deployment calendar.

04

Govern

Local teams enabled, acceptance gates enforced, upgrade-once model protected.

Our Latest Work

"I'm highly satisfied with Vardot, during the project work, the final product, and post-launch support and follow up."

Sakarias Eriksson, Digital Engagement UNHCR

Lasting Impact

See how we enabled global enterprises and brands to achieve scalability and growth.
Explore Our Work
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Before your book the call

Common Questions

During the Decide phase, against brand and market autonomy, content-sharing needs, editorial overlap, and who operates each site today. Multi-Domain suits closely related brands, Multi-Site suits autonomous brands sharing infrastructure, and Silos suit units with separate operations. The decision is recorded in an Architecture Decision Record.

Multi-Domain shares one database, so a record appears on many domains. Multi-Site keeps a database per site and syndicates through JSON:API, RSS, or replication. Silos share nothing unless an integration is built.

Patches, core upgrades, and new components are validated on a reference instance, then promoted to every site on a governed calendar. The cross-site test matrix runs before each release.

Yes. Brand and market variants are set by configuration and theming on a brand-agnostic component library. Forks require a documented exception reviewed at platform level.

Scope is set by the number of sites, migration sources, the chosen pattern, and editorial readiness per market, and is estimated after the Decide phase.

A Drupal solutions architect, a platform engineering lead, a frontend lead for the shared library, a DevOps lead for cross-site CI/CD, a governance lead, and a project manager, retained through the final market enablement.

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