The use case: how Cotality deploys Webflow
Cotality, formerly CoreLogic, consolidated four regional websites that ran on WordPress and Squiz into one global Webflow site for its rebrand. It uses the Webflow CMS for shared templates and governed publishing across regions, and Webflow Analyze to review content performance.
More reported results
Figures published in Webflow’s case study. They are not independently measured by usedby.
90 days to launch the global site
50+ contributors, up from 10
The result is an operating model that supports roughly 20 new CMS pages per week without sacrificing the coherence of the global brand.
In the customer’s words
The promise of Webflow is decentralized content: the ability to give teams more autonomy and move with greater speed and scale.Other companies using Webflow
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- Nov 12, 2026
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Work that once passed through a chain of requests, specifications, developers, and agency handoffs now moves through one visible, repeatable workflow.