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MediaValet and OpenText eDOCS serve different but complementary content management needs. MediaValet is optimized for brand, marketing, and creative asset distribution, while OpenText eDOCS is built for legal and professional services document control, matter-centric organization, and secure versioned records. Integrating them helps organizations bridge legal governance and brand operations, reduce duplicate content handling, and improve controlled access to approved materials.
Data flow: OpenText eDOCS to MediaValet
Legal and compliance teams can store final approved documents such as contract templates, policy statements, disclaimers, and regulated brand language in OpenText eDOCS. Once approved, selected versions are automatically published to MediaValet for use by marketing, sales, and external agencies.
Business value: Ensures only legally approved content is distributed across the organization, reducing the risk of outdated or noncompliant materials being used in campaigns or customer communications.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Marketing teams can create campaign assets in MediaValet and route them to OpenText eDOCS for legal review when content includes regulated claims, contractual terms, or jurisdiction-specific language. Legal teams review, annotate, and approve the asset in eDOCS, then the approved version is returned to MediaValet with version history preserved.
Business value: Shortens approval cycles while maintaining legal oversight and a clear audit trail for regulated content.
Data flow: MediaValet to OpenText eDOCS
Assets tied to litigation, investigations, mergers, or regulatory matters can be transferred from MediaValet into the corresponding matter folder in OpenText eDOCS. This includes presentation decks, executive bios, event materials, and public-facing statements related to a specific legal matter.
Business value: Gives legal teams a complete matter record and reduces the time spent searching across disconnected repositories for supporting materials.
Data flow: Bi-directional
OpenText eDOCS can provide legal teams with secure access to matter documents, while MediaValet can supply approved brand assets to external agencies, PR firms, or consultants. Integration can enforce role-based access so external users only see the content relevant to their assignment.
Business value: Improves collaboration with outside parties while maintaining strict control over sensitive legal and brand content.
Data flow: Bi-directional
When legal updates a policy, disclaimer, or compliance statement in OpenText eDOCS, the latest approved version can be synchronized to MediaValet. Marketing and communications teams then use the current version in websites, brochures, presentations, and campaign materials.
Business value: Prevents version drift between legal source documents and downstream marketing usage, reducing compliance exposure and rework.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Integration can link MediaValet usage logs with OpenText eDOCS audit records to show who approved, accessed, modified, or distributed specific assets. This is especially useful for regulated industries where organizations must demonstrate content lineage and approval history.
Business value: Strengthens governance, supports audits and legal discovery, and provides a defensible record of content handling.
Data flow: MediaValet to OpenText eDOCS
After a campaign or publication is completed, final approved assets from MediaValet can be archived into OpenText eDOCS as official records. This includes final PDFs, approved imagery, release forms, and related correspondence tied to the matter or business record.
Business value: Supports records retention policies and ensures final business-critical assets are preserved in the system of record used by legal and professional services teams.
These integrations are most valuable when organizations need both strong brand asset management and rigorous legal document control. Together, MediaValet and OpenText eDOCS can create a more governed content lifecycle from creation and approval through distribution, retention, and auditability.