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News portal & CMS
Publish breaking news fast, and keep a clear path from reporter to editor to live story. Your news site and your newsroom panel work together in one system.
Reporters send copy and photos through messaging apps or email. Editors copy and paste them, and the latest version is easy to lose.
Without a set workflow, a story can go live before an editor checks it, or wait for hours because nobody knew it was ready.
Reader comments on news can turn rude or false quickly. Without a moderation queue, someone has to watch every page by hand.
When every staff member shares one admin login, anyone can delete or change a story, and you can't tell who did what.
CMS
A complete news website with a newsroom admin panel: publish and schedule articles, manage categories, authors, media and comments, with editorial roles from Super Admin to Contributor.
News moves fast, and many people touch each story. A reporter files it, an editor checks it, someone adds photos and the desk decides when it goes live. If this happens over chat apps and a shared login, mistakes slip through and slow you down. A newsroom CMS gives every story a clear status and every person a clear role, so the team knows what is ready, what needs review and what is already live.
Reporters and contributors write their stories in the admin panel and save them as drafts. When a story is ready, it moves to review. An editor checks it, then publishes it straight away or schedules it for later. Old stories can be archived without being deleted.
The dashboard shows what was published today, what is waiting for an editor and which stories readers are viewing most. Comments from readers wait in a moderation queue until someone approves them. Categories, authors and images are managed from one place, and quick search helps editors find any article fast. The admin works in light or dark theme for long shifts.
On the public side, readers see top stories, breaking news and sections, and can sign up for newsletters.
A district news portal and a national online paper need different sections, roles and layouts. Amt Stack sets up your categories, homepage layout and staff roles to match your newsroom. We can discuss Bangla content and fonts with you when we plan the site. We help you move in your team, train editors and stay on hand for support after launch. You can try the demo newsroom first to see each role in action.
It depends on the features you need, such as the number of sections, newsletter setup, roles and any custom design. Contact us with your plans and we will prepare a quote.
This is something we plan with each publisher. Tell us whether you publish in Bangla, English or both, and we will set up the site, fonts and sections to suit your readers.
It depends on your design, the number of sections and whether old articles need to be moved over. We share a plan at the start and update you as each part is ready.
Your articles, media and reader data belong to your publication. Role-based access means each staff member only gets the rights they need, and we can talk through hosting and backups before launch.
Yes. Every story moves through draft, in review, scheduled and published. Reporters and contributors submit their work, and editors decide when it is published or scheduled.
