Systems and methods for scheduling packages to synchronize content across computer systems

A computer system comprising:

• at least one processor;
• at least one non-transitory computer readable medium storing computer executable instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the computer system to perform a method of automated movement of data across computer systems comprising:
• specifying, on a first backend application, a scheduling definition, the scheduling definition comprising a source definition of a content package, a target definition of the content package, and one of a time or event;
• sending the scheduling definition from the first backend application to a first content management system associated with the first backend application;
• detecting, by the first content management system, one of the time or event, and in response to said detecting, transporting the content package from the first backend application to the first content management system associated with the first backend application and sending a transport event from the first content management system to a second content management system associated with a second backend application, wherein the first backend application and the first content management system correspond to a quality assurance tenant and the second backend application and the second content management system correspond to a production tenant;
• and
• receiving the transport event in the second content management system, and in response thereto, transporting the content package from the first content management system to the second backend application.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one processor, perform a method of automated movement of data across computer systems, the method comprising:

• specifying, on a first backend application, a scheduling definition, the scheduling definition comprising a source definition of a content package, a target definition of the content package, and one of a time or event;
• sending the scheduling definition from the first backend application to a first content management system associated with the first backend application;
• detecting, by the first content management system, one of the time or event, and in response to said detecting, transporting the content package from the first backend application to the first content management system associated with the first backend application and sending a transport event from the first content management system to a second content management system associated with a second backend application, wherein the first backend application and the first content management system correspond to a development tenant and the second backend application and the second content management system correspond to a quality assurance tenant;
• and
• receiving the transport event in the second content management system, and in response thereto, transporting the content package from the first content management system to the second backend application.