Centralpoint Taxonomy

Centralpoint's Taxonomy module is responsible for maintaining a hierarchical list of your website's taxonomy, essentially a library that manages all classification types. Taxonomy serves the purpose of categorizing a website's data, and it can be filtered by audience. Every website has a default Root or Main Taxonomy item, and descendants of this item can be uniquely created within each website.

The Centralpoint Taxonomy module is both vital and essential for your enterprise. It acts as a library that manages all classification types. Since Taxonomy can be tailored to the needs of each module, it provides control over classification for various content types, both at the module level and enterprise-wide. This allows for the establishment of relationships between distinct records. Taxonomy operates hierarchically and supports N-Tiered classifications for every module (content type).

Furthermore, Taxonomy is employed to display related information within your site. For instance, if a user discovers an article about automobiles, related articles, products, or parts for sale related to that type of automobile (e.g., a Ford) can be displayed. You can also tag your article with relevant tags like "Automotive" and "Ford," and even drill down to more specific automobile types such as "Mustang" or "Sports Car." Essentially, the deeper you classify your information, the more relevant and useful the content becomes for users. This approach makes it easier for users to find specific articles, such as a guide on repairing a 1964 Ford Mustang dashboard. (For more information, refer to Module Properties and MphC.)

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