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Acquia DAM (Widen) - OpenText Content Storage Service Integration and Automation

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Common Integration Use Cases Between Acquia DAM and OpenText Content Storage Service

1. Centralized long-term storage for approved brand assets

Flow: Acquia DAM ? OpenText Content Storage Service

Approved logos, campaign images, videos, and documents managed in Acquia DAM can be automatically archived to OpenText Content Storage Service for durable, compliant, low-cost long-term retention. This is useful for organizations that need to preserve final creative assets, legal versions, and historical campaign materials without keeping everything in the active DAM environment.

Business value: Reduces active storage costs in the DAM, supports retention policies, and gives marketing and legal teams a reliable archive for audits, re-use, and historical reference.

2. Backup and disaster recovery for critical digital assets

Flow: Acquia DAM ? OpenText Content Storage Service

High-value assets stored in Acquia DAM can be replicated to OpenText Content Storage Service as a secure backup layer. If the DAM environment experiences data loss, corruption, or service disruption, the organization can restore approved content from the object store.

Business value: Improves resilience for brand-critical content, reduces risk of asset loss, and supports business continuity for marketing operations and external partner distribution.

3. Archive of expired campaign content and seasonal assets

Flow: Acquia DAM ? OpenText Content Storage Service

When campaigns end, Acquia DAM can move expired banners, landing page images, event collateral, and seasonal creative into OpenText Content Storage Service based on lifecycle rules. The DAM remains focused on current, active content while the storage service retains older materials for future reference or compliance.

Business value: Keeps the DAM clean and easier to search, lowers operational overhead, and ensures historical campaign content remains accessible without cluttering active workflows.

4. Preservation of original source files and master assets

Flow: Acquia DAM ? OpenText Content Storage Service

Creative teams often upload final renditions to Acquia DAM while original high-resolution masters, layered design files, and raw video files are stored in OpenText Content Storage Service. The DAM can hold the approved, distributable versions, while the object store retains the source files for future edits or reformatting.

Business value: Separates working assets from archival masters, reduces storage pressure in the DAM, and gives design teams a secure repository for re-use and version recovery.

5. Cloud migration from legacy file shares into governed asset management

Flow: Legacy content repositories or file shares ? OpenText Content Storage Service ? Acquia DAM

Organizations modernizing legacy storage can first ingest large volumes of unstructured media into OpenText Content Storage Service, then selectively promote approved or high-value assets into Acquia DAM for tagging, workflow, and distribution. This staged approach helps teams migrate content in phases rather than all at once.

Business value: Simplifies cloud migration, reduces risk during transition, and allows marketing teams to prioritize which assets deserve full DAM governance and distribution capabilities.

6. Compliance retention for regulated industries

Flow: Acquia DAM ? OpenText Content Storage Service

For regulated organizations, final approved assets such as product claims, packaging artwork, disclosures, and regulated promotional materials can be retained in OpenText Content Storage Service with defined retention and lifecycle controls. Acquia DAM remains the operational system for creation and distribution, while the storage service provides the compliance archive.

Business value: Supports audit readiness, legal hold requirements, and retention governance without burdening day-to-day marketing users.

7. Controlled external sharing with durable content retention

Flow: OpenText Content Storage Service ? Acquia DAM

Large or infrequently used content stored in OpenText Content Storage Service can be surfaced into Acquia DAM only when needed for partner portals, distributor access, or campaign activation. This allows organizations to keep the authoritative archive in object storage while exposing selected assets through the DAM for controlled sharing.

Business value: Improves access control, avoids unnecessary duplication, and ensures external partners receive only approved, current content.

8. Metadata-driven archive retrieval for re-use and repurposing

Flow: Bi-directional

Acquia DAM can maintain rich metadata, tags, and usage analytics for assets, while OpenText Content Storage Service stores the underlying files. When a team needs to repurpose a past asset, the DAM can locate the item by metadata and retrieve the file from storage for editing, reformatting, or re-publication.

Business value: Speeds content re-use, improves discoverability across large archives, and helps marketing teams reuse proven assets instead of recreating them from scratch.

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