See how OneTeg connects Adobe Workfront, FADEL, and Adobe Experience Manager in one rights-aware workflow.
First, a team links a FADEL agreement to the appropriate Workfront project. OneTeg then adds the agreement’s usage terms, rights information, and licensing data to the project. Project managers, creative teams, reviewers, and other stakeholders can access the information they need while the team plans and produces the asset.
As the asset moves through Workfront, OneTeg keeps digital rights management data connected to the production process. When someone submits the asset for approval, OneTeg checks the required DRM fields, license details, and agreement information. If the workflow finds missing or incomplete data, it flags the issue before the asset moves to delivery.
Teams can address rights questions early instead of discovering them after distribution or publication. This process also strengthens the connection between the approved content and the agreement that governs its use. Reviewers can confirm that the asset has the appropriate rights before approval, while project teams can use the associated metadata to make consistent decisions throughout the workflow.
By reducing manual checks and repeated data entry, OneTeg helps teams spend more time on production and less time searching for licensing information.
After approval, OneTeg prepares the asset for Adobe Experience Manager. It creates the project folder in AEM and transfers the approved asset with its associated rights and licensing metadata. Downstream teams can then see how they may use the content, where they can distribute it, and which FADEL agreement covers it.
The destination system retains this information, so teams can make informed decisions when they manage, publish, or reuse the asset.
The connection creates a clear path from agreement management to production, approval, and delivery. It helps organizations improve visibility into rights requirements, reduce the risk of using content outside its permitted terms, and create a more controlled handoff between systems.
Teams gain a repeatable way to move approved assets into AEM without losing the context that supports their use.
OneTeg is a rights-aware integration platform that helps organizations connect content, production, agreement, and asset management systems. By carrying rights and licensing information through connected workflows, OneTeg helps teams manage content with greater clarity and control.
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