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BRIA AI - OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management Integration and Automation

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Common Integration Use Cases Between BRIA AI and OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management

BRIA AI and OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management complement each other well in organizations that need to produce high volumes of visual content while maintaining strict governance, retention, and auditability. BRIA AI supports fast, commercial-grade image creation and editing, while OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management ensures that approved content and related business records are formally managed, retained, and disposed of according to policy.

1. Archiving approved marketing visuals as governed records

Data flow: BRIA AI to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management

Marketing teams can generate product images, campaign visuals, and localized creative variants in BRIA AI, then automatically transfer final approved assets into OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management as official records. This ensures the organization retains the exact version used in a campaign, along with metadata such as campaign name, approval date, region, and usage rights.

Business value: Improves audit readiness, supports legal defensibility, and creates a controlled archive of published creative assets.

2. Managing regulated content approvals before publication

Data flow: Bi-directional

In regulated industries such as healthcare or financial services, BRIA AI can be used to create compliant visual variants for brochures, web pages, or patient communications. OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management can hold the approval workflow, retain review comments, and declare the final approved image set as records. If a revision is needed, the approved record can be sent back to BRIA AI for controlled updates and reprocessing.

Business value: Reduces compliance risk by ensuring only approved visuals are published and retained under formal records controls.

3. Retaining evidence of AI-generated content provenance

Data flow: BRIA AI to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management

Organizations can store provenance details for each AI-generated image, including source asset references, transformation steps, prompt or instruction metadata, and the final output version in OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management. This is especially useful when legal, compliance, or audit teams need to verify how a visual was created and whether it was based on approved source material.

Business value: Strengthens transparency, supports internal governance, and helps demonstrate responsible AI usage.

4. Retention of product imagery used in e-commerce and regulated catalogs

Data flow: BRIA AI to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management

E-commerce and product teams can use BRIA AI to create multiple product image variations for different markets, seasons, or audience segments. Once a version is selected for a catalog, product page, or printed sales material, OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management can retain the final approved image and related publication record for the required retention period.

Business value: Ensures consistent retention of published product visuals, supports dispute resolution, and simplifies content governance across channels.

5. Controlled reuse of approved visual assets across departments

Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management to BRIA AI

When a business unit needs to create new campaign variants, OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management can provide access to previously approved and retained source images, brand assets, or regulated visuals. BRIA AI can then generate new versions based on those controlled inputs, helping teams avoid using outdated or unapproved source material.

Business value: Reduces rework, improves brand consistency, and ensures new creative is built from governed source content.

6. Legal hold and disposition control for campaign assets

Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management to BRIA AI

If a campaign, product launch, or customer communication is subject to legal hold or extended retention, OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management can flag the related visual assets and prevent deletion or unauthorized replacement. BRIA AI can still be used to create derivative versions for internal review, but the original governed record remains protected according to policy.

Business value: Prevents accidental disposal of critical records and supports litigation, investigation, and regulatory requirements.

7. Centralized governance for localized visual content

Data flow: Bi-directional

Global organizations often need the same product or campaign image adapted for different languages, regions, or cultural contexts. BRIA AI can generate localized variants, while OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management stores the approved regional versions, tracks which markets they were used in, and retains the final records under the correct jurisdictional policy.

Business value: Enables scalable localization while maintaining regional compliance and traceability.

8. Audit-ready content lifecycle management for creative operations

Data flow: Bi-directional

Creative operations teams can use BRIA AI to produce draft visuals and iterations, then move only the approved final assets into OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management for formal lifecycle management. OpenText can return status updates such as approved, retained, on hold, or eligible for disposition, allowing BRIA AI or connected workflows to manage downstream content handling accordingly.

Business value: Creates a controlled end-to-end process from content creation to retention and disposal, improving operational efficiency and governance.

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