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Sitemap

Last updated on October 10, 2026.

A Sitemap serves as the blueprint of your web application, containing information about its pages and their relationships. Search engines use this file to crawl your web application efficiently. A well-designed Sitemap improves your web app's chances of ranking higher and appearing more frequently in search results.

Sitemaps can be simple, static XML files or programmed to loop through your application's pages dynamically.

The sitemap at /sitemap.xml is served by the CRM module. It lists a page only when the page has set in its metadata. The Sitemap tab of a CMS page sets this when you turn on 'Add to System Sitemap'. Pages made by code or by a deploy without that metadata are not listed, so a new instance can return an empty sitemap.

Viewing the Sitemap

To view the Sitemap:

  1. Navigate to Settings from the main menu.
  2. Select Sitemap.

The contents of the Sitemap are displayed on the 'System Sitemap' code editor display. You may also view the full Sitemap file by pressing VIEW FILE.

Editing the Sitemap

To edit the Sitemap:

  1. Navigate to Settings from the main menu.
  2. Select Sitemap.
  3. Click EDIT.
  4. Make your changes on the code editor.
  5. Press SAVE.

Customized Sitemap

A page of your own at the slug does not replace the sitemap page of the module. To control what is listed, set and the sitemap priority, order and change frequency in each page's metadata. The Sitemap tab of a CMS page has these settings.

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