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Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
When marketing teams publish regulated or high-visibility social content through Hootsuite, approved posts, captions, campaign assets, and approval records can be automatically archived in OpenText InfoArchive. This creates a defensible record of what was published, who approved it, and when it went live.
Business value: Supports audit readiness, reduces compliance risk, and preserves evidence for industries such as financial services, healthcare, public sector, and consumer goods.
Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
Hootsuite social listening outputs such as brand mentions, sentiment snapshots, escalated comments, and crisis-related conversation threads can be archived in InfoArchive for long-term retention. This is useful when organizations need to preserve evidence of public interactions, complaints, or incident response activity.
Business value: Improves defensibility during disputes, investigations, or regulatory inquiries and reduces the risk of losing time-sensitive social evidence.
Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
Hootsuite analytics reports, including engagement metrics, reach, click-through performance, and channel comparisons, can be sent to InfoArchive on a scheduled basis. This ensures that monthly, quarterly, and annual performance records remain available even if dashboards are later refreshed or source data is aged out.
Business value: Provides a permanent record of campaign results for finance, leadership reporting, and year-over-year benchmarking.
Data flow: Legacy reporting systems or Hootsuite exports to OpenText InfoArchive
Organizations that have older social reporting tools, file shares, or manual archive folders can migrate historical social media records into InfoArchive while continuing to use Hootsuite for current operations. This allows IT to retire legacy repositories without losing access to past campaign records, approvals, or audit evidence.
Business value: Lowers infrastructure and support costs, reduces data sprawl, and simplifies retention management.
Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
Hootsuite collaboration workflows often include draft content, reviewer comments, approvals, and final publication records. Integrating these records with InfoArchive gives governance, compliance, and audit teams a centralized repository of evidence showing how social content was controlled before release.
Business value: Strengthens internal controls and reduces manual effort when responding to audits or policy reviews.
Data flow: OpenText InfoArchive to Hootsuite and Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
When a legal hold is issued, InfoArchive can preserve archived social records already captured from Hootsuite and prevent disposition according to retention policy. If needed, specific records can be retrieved from InfoArchive and made available to legal teams for case review or eDiscovery workflows.
Business value: Reduces litigation risk, ensures retention obligations are met, and improves response time to legal requests.
Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
For organizations using approved digital assets in Hootsuite, the final published post can be archived together with references to the asset used, campaign name, and channel. This creates a traceable record of how approved content was deployed across social networks.
Business value: Improves brand governance, supports content reuse decisions, and helps teams verify that only approved materials were published.
Data flow: Hootsuite to OpenText InfoArchive
Enterprises can use Hootsuite for day-to-day social operations while sending periodic snapshots of key operational records to InfoArchive. This can include campaign calendars, escalation logs, response records, and performance summaries, creating a durable operational history for leadership and compliance stakeholders.
Business value: Improves organizational memory, supports cross-team reporting, and reduces dependence on active system retention.