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Working as an Author
Authors use Oxygen Content Fusion to manage projects, edit content, run reviews, publish deliverables, and work with AI-assisted features.
Publications
Publications define the content context used for review and publishing, usually through a DITA map and optional filtering settings.

Introduction
Introduction to the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform
Getting Started
Information to help you get started with Oxygen Content Fusion.
Working as a Subject-Matter Expert
Users with the Subject-Matter Expert platform user role use Oxygen Content Fusion to review shared content, add feedback, and suggest changes in a review task. They can also create and own review tasks.
Working as an Author
Authors use Oxygen Content Fusion to manage projects, edit content, run reviews, publish deliverables, and work with AI-assisted features.
- Projects Overview
  Projects give authors a managed workspace for editing content, running reviews, and publishing output from repository-based content.
- Personal Workspace
  The personal workspace is a private editing area where authors can make changes before committing them to the project.
- Project Review Tasks
  Project Review Tasks let authors send Content Fusion project content for review and manage feedback as part of the project workflow.
- Publications
  Publications define the content context used for review and publishing, usually through a DITA map and optional filtering settings.
- Deliverables
  Deliverables define the published output that authors build from a publication, such as WebHelp or PDF.
- AI Functionality
  Users with the Author platform user role can use AI-assisted features in Oxygen Content Fusion to support writing, editing, and content improvement tasks.
- Project Settings and Members
  Project owners use project settings to inspect project configuration and use project members management to control access in private projects.
Projects and Publishing
Information about using and managing Content Fusion projects
Review Tasks
Details about creating, using, and managing review tasks
Server Administrator Guide
Information for server administrators about deploying and configuring an Enterprise server
Technical Issues
Information about error messages and known issues for Content Fusion
Web Author vs. Content Fusion
A comparison between Oxygen XML Web Author and Oxygen Content Fusion
Copyright
Legal information

Publications

Publications define the content context used for review and publishing, usually through a DITA map and optional filtering settings.

Authors use publications to define a logical documentation set inside a project. A publication usually identifies the DITA map that organizes the content and can also include filtering settings.

Publications are important because they provide context. They can be used when preparing content for review and when configuring deliverables for publishing.

What a Publication Defines

The main DITA map for the documentation set.
Optional filtering conditions for profiled content.

A publication is used as a TOC for editing and also as a reusable content context for review and publishing workflows.

Why Authors Need Publications

Without a publication, it is harder to define exactly which content should be reviewed or published. Publications help authors work with a clear and repeatable content scope.