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Data flow: Adobe Workfront ? Braze
Marketing teams can create campaign briefs, timelines, approvals, and creative tasks in Adobe Workfront, then push approved campaign details into Braze for execution. Once a campaign is approved in Workfront, the integration can pass audience definitions, messaging requirements, launch dates, and channel plans to Braze so lifecycle marketers can build and schedule the customer journey without re-entering project information.
Business value: Reduces handoff delays between campaign planning and campaign execution, improves launch accuracy, and keeps marketing operations aligned across teams.
Data flow: Adobe Workfront ? Braze
Creative teams can manage copy, banners, email templates, and approval workflows in Adobe Workfront, then send final approved assets and metadata to Braze for use in cross-channel campaigns. This is especially useful for email, push, and in-app messaging where version control and brand compliance are critical.
Business value: Ensures only approved creative is used in customer communications, reduces manual asset handling, and shortens campaign production cycles.
Data flow: Braze ? Adobe Workfront
Braze campaign results such as send status, open rates, click-through rates, conversions, and audience engagement can be sent back to Adobe Workfront as campaign performance records or project updates. Marketing operations teams can use this data to evaluate which creative requests, content types, or launch processes delivered the best outcomes and adjust future work plans accordingly.
Business value: Connects execution results to operational planning, helping teams prioritize high-performing campaign types and improve future resource allocation.
Data flow: Braze ? Adobe Workfront
When Braze identifies a need for a new campaign based on customer behavior, such as churn risk, onboarding drop-off, or product adoption milestones, it can create a request in Adobe Workfront for creative, copywriting, and approval tasks. This allows customer engagement teams to initiate structured work for new journeys, localized content, or retention campaigns directly from customer data signals.
Business value: Speeds response to customer behavior, improves coordination between lifecycle marketing and creative teams, and supports more timely retention efforts.
Data flow: Adobe Workfront ? Braze
Global marketing teams can manage localization tasks, regional approvals, and language variants in Adobe Workfront, then publish the approved message versions to Braze for segmented delivery by market, language, or customer profile. Braze can return delivery or engagement data by region to help teams identify which variants perform best.
Business value: Simplifies global campaign coordination, improves compliance with regional requirements, and supports more effective localized engagement.
Data flow: Adobe Workfront ? Braze
For product launches, Adobe Workfront can serve as the central hub for launch planning, including launch milestones, stakeholder approvals, and content production. Once launch assets and messaging are approved, the integration can pass launch-ready content and timing to Braze to execute coordinated customer communications across email, push, and in-app channels.
Business value: Aligns internal launch readiness with external customer communication, reduces missed launch dates, and improves consistency across channels.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Workfront can manage compliance review tasks, legal approvals, and audit documentation for regulated or high-risk customer messaging. Braze can provide the final message content, audience scope, and send history back to Workfront for recordkeeping and approval traceability. This is useful for financial services, healthcare, and other regulated industries where message governance is required.
Business value: Strengthens governance, supports audit readiness, and reduces the risk of sending unapproved customer communications.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Workfront can track campaign work effort, task completion, and resource utilization, while Braze provides engagement and conversion outcomes. Together, the platforms enable closed-loop reporting that connects operational effort to customer response. Teams can identify which campaign types require the most production effort versus which ones generate the strongest engagement, then optimize staffing and campaign prioritization.
Business value: Improves marketing efficiency, supports better budgeting and staffing decisions, and helps teams focus on high-impact customer engagement programs.