Elevated X CMS Adds Automatic Software Update Feature

LOS ANGELES — Elevated X Inc. has announced the addition of an automatic software update system to its industry-leading content management system software for adult websites.

The new Elevated X CMS update system automatically updates CMS product installations to include the latest bug fixes, security fixes and performance Improvements.

CMS customers also will be able to access new plug-ins and add-ons anytime new features and functionality are added to the CMS.

“The impact of this for our customers is huge, especially with security being so important and the number of hacking incidents on the rise,” Elevated X co-founder AJ Hall said.  “From now on, anyone using the latest version of our CMS can take advantage of improvements without requesting an update to their software.

"Paysite owners can schedule software updates to only happen at a specific time of the day, based on business hours or site traffic.”

The company said its multi-channel update system will make updates available each month, with a special "security" channel that only provides updates anytime an issue has been discovered within the software. All updates are cryptographically secure.

Existing Elevated X customers interested in being upgraded to use this system may request to have it setup for free by submitting a support ticket.

Founded in 2004, Elevated X, Inc. is one of the adult entertainment industry’s leading adult CMS platforms and is 2012 XBIZ Award-winning Software Company of the Year.

The software, designed to speed up the process for building and managing adult paysites, offers dozens of time-saving and money making tools and currently powers more than 2,000 adult websites.

More information is available here.

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