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Data flow: OpenText Cloud Fax ? Orange Logic
Incoming faxes such as signed forms, permits, claims, or legal notices are automatically routed from OpenText Cloud Fax into Orange Logic as managed digital assets. OCR and metadata extraction can classify the document by case, department, client, or document type, making it searchable and governed inside the DAM.
Business value: Reduces manual scanning and indexing, improves auditability, and creates a single controlled repository for fax-originated records.
Data flow: Orange Logic ? OpenText Cloud Fax
Teams can send approved documents stored in Orange Logic, such as policy notices, compliance packets, or signed media release forms, directly through OpenText Cloud Fax to recipients who still require fax delivery. This is useful for hospitals, government agencies, vendors, and legal counterparts that rely on fax for official exchange.
Business value: Speeds distribution of controlled content while maintaining version integrity and delivery traceability.
Data flow: OpenText Cloud Fax ? Orange Logic
When model releases, talent approvals, or usage permissions are received by fax, they can be captured and attached to the related image, video, or campaign asset in Orange Logic. This creates a clear rights-management trail for creative and marketing teams before assets are published or reused.
Business value: Lowers legal risk, simplifies rights verification, and prevents use of assets without documented approval.
Data flow: OpenText Cloud Fax ? Orange Logic
Outbound fax transmissions, including patient notices, contract transmittals, or regulatory correspondence, can be archived in Orange Logic alongside the source document and metadata such as sender, recipient, timestamp, and delivery status. This supports retention policies and centralized governance across content types.
Business value: Improves records management, supports audits, and reduces the need to search across separate fax logs and content repositories.
Data flow: Orange Logic ? OpenText Cloud Fax
When a digital approval workflow in Orange Logic requires a wet signature or external signoff from a partner that only accepts fax, the system can send the approval packet through OpenText Cloud Fax. Once the signed fax is returned, it is reattached to the workflow in Orange Logic so the asset can move to the next stage.
Business value: Keeps approval processes moving even when external parties depend on fax, reducing delays in publishing or distribution.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Source documents received by fax and final approved media or document versions managed in Orange Logic can be linked under the same record structure. This is especially useful for regulated content programs where the organization must retain both the originating request and the final published or distributed asset.
Business value: Creates end-to-end traceability from intake to final output and simplifies retention and legal hold processes.
Data flow: Orange Logic ? OpenText Cloud Fax and OpenText Cloud Fax ? Orange Logic
Marketing, legal, and compliance teams can collaborate by storing controlled content in Orange Logic while using OpenText Cloud Fax for formal external communication. For example, a compliance team can fax an approved notice, then store the sent confirmation and related content package back in Orange Logic for recordkeeping.
Business value: Improves cross-team coordination, reduces duplicate file handling, and ensures that both creative and compliance stakeholders work from the same governed content set.
Data flow: Orange Logic ? OpenText Cloud Fax
Organizations can use Orange Logic as the system of record for approved documents and media-related attachments, then deliver selected files via OpenText Cloud Fax to legacy partners, agencies, or public-sector recipients that cannot receive modern digital links or portals. This is useful for contracts, release forms, and formal notices tied to content operations.
Business value: Extends digital content operations to fax-dependent partners without creating separate manual processes.