Digital Publishing

Multiple electronic devices displaying the same online news article about Batman's real parents revealed, arranged on a wooden desk with a white brick wall and a white desk lamp in the background.

Digital Innovation with Realview

  • Engaging digital flipbooks to capture audiences anywhere 

  • Interactive online files, apps and mobile-friendly designs that are accessible, searchable and visually stunning 

  • Simple & secure online subscription solutions 

  • Digital archives of your back issues

  • Tailored content solutions bespoke to your publishing needs

Realview Features:

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Two digital devices, an e-reader and a tablet, displaying issues of 'Canada's History' magazine. The tablet shows a cover with a fiery background, mostly obscured, while the e-reader features a cover with an illustration of a giant squid and the headline 'Giant Squid'.
Two Kindle devices displaying covers of The New Yorker magazine, with the smaller Kindle in front showing a stylized image of a woman with red lips, wearing a hat and holding an umbrella, and the larger Kindle in the background showing a cover with a city skyline silhouette and a rat.
Two digital devices, a tablet in front showing a National Geographic magazine cover with outer space imagery and the question 'Is Anybody Out There?' and another larger device in the background displaying a different National Geographic magazine cover from July 1981 featuring a planetary scene.

Subscriptions systems and integration

Offer your readers digital subscriptions and full archive access using Realview’s secure subscription interface.

Flexible integrations compatible with any subscription management system, supporting single logins, group logins, enterprise subscriptions, library and university solutions, member subscriptions and online registrations. The implementation through your own gateway can be achieved in record time with little complexity. In most cases, just a few lines of code can integrate into your subs system. 

Branding

All your titles / issues will be held on your own unique landing page and custom URL. Customise your archive with your logo, favicon, font, theme colours and content layouts.

Functionality

Extract the content from your files and convert them to mobile friendly web articles with customisable layouts. Options for printing or downloading the issue files are available. 

Quick start guide for users can be added to your landing page to assist readers with the digital reader journey. 

Content Search

Keyword search available for individual or all-issues results, including targeting specific fields. Both the page text and the metadata are searched with instant results.

Metadata enhances the reader experience and the effectiveness of the built in search functionality and can be imported when your archive is created or added / edited using our web-based dashboard.

Find out more in the Realview Archive Book 

Digital Archives

The Realview archive solution allows publishers to convert back issue collections for magazines, books, journals or periodicals into an online digital archive that can be read on any device with crisp vector text and quality image production to present an exact digital replica of the original.

Our service includes: 

  • Setting up your archive: We help you set up your custom page, prepare and load your issue files

  • Expert Guidance: In-depth knowledge of the local market and personalised assistance to maximize your digital publishing strategy

  • Custom Solutions: Our team crafts tailored solutions that align perfectly with your goals and vision

  • Exceptional Local Support: Dedicated support whenever you need it, ensuring a seamless experience from implementation to ongoing success

For more information about preparing your archive, read the Archive Primer Guidebook or contact us.

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