A Schema Markup Solution That Integrates With All Websites
Connect Schema App to your website once, then empower your marketing and SEO teams to deploy and govern schema markup at scale without ongoing engineering dependency.
Whether you manage a single CMS or a complex enterprise ecosystem, Schema App enables you to maintain a structured, machine-readable source of truth across your websites that search engines and AI can understand.
How We Integrate With Your Website
Every website is built differently. However, the Schema App Platform can integrate with any website through one of our custom plugins, server-side rendering on your Content Delivery Network (CDN), JavaScript embedded via a tag manager, or Javascript embedded directly onto the page.
CMS Specific Integrations
Deploy your Schema Markup to your website using one of our custom plugins:
Server-side Rendering via CDN
Deploy your Schema Markup to your website using a cloud function in your CDN provider.
- Cloudflare
- Akamai
JavaScript via Tag Managers
Deploy your Schema Markup to your website using a Javascript code embedded through tag managers such as:
- Google Tag Manager
- Adobe DTM
- Adobe Launch
- Tealium
- Ensighten Manager
JavaScript Directly on Page
Use JavaScript to integrate with the Schema App Platform on any CMS or website.
Simply add the code directly on any page to deploy the markup your team created on the Schema App Editor and/or Highlighter tool.
Built for Enterprise Governance and AI Readiness
Unlike basic plugins or deployment tools, Schema App supports the creation and management of a connected semantic data layer that scales across complex enterprise websites.
Our integrations are designed to support:
Reduced dependency on IT teams
Schema markup maintained consistently across complex websites
Optimized website performance
Multi-domain, multi-lingual websites
Structured data designed for AI understanding
Ready to Build a Semantic Data Layer for AI Visibility and Brand Control?
See how Schema App integrates with your website to help your team scale schema markup, improve AI visibility, and maintain control over how your brand is understood by machines.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Schema App Editor is a tool that allows users to create Schema Markup for individual web pages without having to write any code.
The Schema App Highlighter is a tool that allows users to create and update Schema Markup for groups of pages with a similar layout (i.e. blog, products, services, industries, locations, etc.) and deploys the markup to thousands of those pages at the same time.
The Schema App platform can also pull in content from other content hosting platforms such as:
- Brightcove
- Vimeo
- Youtube
- Bazaar Voice
- Trustpilot
- Google Merchant Center
- and more
Get in touch with our team to learn about integrations with other platforms.
Schema App supports multiple deployment methods to align with your organization’s performance and governance requirements.
For organizations prioritizing minimal client-side impact, we offer server-side and CDN-based deployment options through providers such as Cloudflare and Akamai.
Yes, we can! To date, we have been able to integrate with every website we work with. Get in touch with us today to learn how we can integrate with your website.
If your website uses Adobe Experience Manager, Drupal, WordPress, Shopify, Akamai, or Cloudflare, we would suggest using our plugins or cloud functions to integrate Schema App with your website for performance-conscious deployment.
If there isn’t a CMS-specific plugin that works with your website, our most commonly used integration method is through JavaScript embedded via a tag manager because of the ease of implementation.
You can opt to use:
- A different integration method for each CMS
- The same integration method for all your CMSs
It is up to your discretion as all methods will still enable your team to manage the markup for each CMS on the Schema App platform.
If you have any questions regarding integrations with your site, get in touch with us.
It depends. If you are using a Tag Manager and your SEO team manages the Tag Manager, then your IT team does not have to be involved.
Larger enterprises typically require their IT team to do a one-time setup of the plugin or to identify which container on the CMS they want to put the JavaScript.