Set up Dispatch for your organization.

Connect your site's GitHub repository and your hosting platform (Vercel, Netlify, or Cloudflare) from the Websites section. Dispatch syncs your pages, scores each one for AEO readiness, and starts recording every commit, pull request, and deployment in the activity feed with attribution. From there, add your brand context and set roles so approvals are enforced from the first change.

Inventory your current site, rebuild it on a modern framework with design and content preserved, wire redirects and SEO signals, load your organizational context, and connect governance before the first AI change ships. Teams do this in-house or with a migration partner; Dispatch's Expert Onboarding includes a partner-led path where the site arrives already governed. Verify fidelity page by page before cutover.

It is safe when the same controls a CMS provided still exist: every change previewed before it ships, approvals owned by named roles, AI-authored work attributed to the agent that made it, and a restore path back to any prior version. Git-based sites make each of these stronger than most CMS workflows. What makes AI unsafe is not the agent; it is running one with no management layer around it.

Webflow is an excellent platform, and its Enterprise governance (staging, permissions, publishing controls) is the model of the safety net organizations need. Dispatch serves teams that want that same safety net without the CMS as the production environment: agents work on a real codebase, and Dispatch supplies the governance above it. Move beyond the limitations of your CMS without giving up the visibility, control and governance your team depends on.