Drupal DXP

For most government and enterprise sites, yes. Drupal covers content, personalisation, and integration without licence fees, and you keep full ownership of your code and data.

A content management system (CMS) manages and publishes your content. A DXP adds tools that use that content more intelligently, such as personalisation, recommendations, search, and analytics. Drupal can do both, so you can start with a CMS and add DXP features over time.

Yes. Morpht was one of the first suppliers appointed to the GovCMS DXP Panel. Convivial for GovCMS supports personalisation through Convivial Profiler, and the Reef Knowledge System uses Recombee recommendations on GovCMS SaaS.

No. Our approach uses first-party data from the visitor’s current session, without invasive cookie tracking or sharing data with third parties. This suits government privacy requirements.

Drupal has no licence fees, so your budget goes toward the features you need. Some add-on services, such as recommendation engines, have their own subscription costs, and we flag these during discovery.

Drupal’s AI tools can suggest content, power semantic search and chatbots, and help editors fill in fields. Guardrails protect personal information, and editors stay in control of what is published.