OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary - Braze Integration and Automation

Common Integration Use Cases Between OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary and Braze

1. Standardized customer content tagging for campaign personalization

Data flow: OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary ? Braze

OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary can serve as the master source for approved metadata fields such as customer segment, content type, product line, region, language, and lifecycle stage. These standardized values can be pushed into Braze to ensure marketing teams use consistent attributes when building audience segments and personalized messages. This reduces mismatched tags, improves targeting accuracy, and supports more reliable campaign execution across teams and regions.

2. Controlled vocabulary sync for content-driven engagement journeys

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Organizations often manage large libraries of content assets, offers, and customer communications across multiple repositories. By integrating the metadata dictionary with Braze, approved controlled vocabularies can be used to classify assets that feed engagement journeys, such as onboarding, renewal, upsell, or reactivation campaigns. This helps marketing operations teams quickly locate the right content for the right journey and reduces the risk of using outdated or noncompliant assets.

3. Metadata governance for regulated customer communications

Data flow: Bi-directional

OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary can define required compliance metadata such as consent category, retention class, region-specific approval status, and legal disclaimer type. Braze can consume these fields to control which messages are eligible for delivery, while engagement outcomes from Braze can be written back as metadata for audit and governance purposes. This supports regulated industries by improving traceability, reducing compliance risk, and simplifying audit preparation.

4. Campaign asset classification and reuse across content repositories

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When Braze teams need to reuse approved images, templates, PDFs, or landing page content stored in OpenText repositories, the metadata dictionary can provide a consistent classification model for asset discovery. Braze users can filter by metadata such as campaign theme, audience type, product family, or approval status to select the correct asset faster. This shortens campaign production cycles and improves governance over customer-facing content.

5. Customer journey reporting aligned to enterprise content taxonomy

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Braze campaign performance data such as message type, channel, audience segment, and conversion event can be mapped back to the enterprise metadata model in OpenText. This allows analytics and content governance teams to report on engagement using the same taxonomy that governs content creation and classification. The result is more consistent reporting, better content performance analysis, and stronger alignment between marketing execution and enterprise information management.

6. Dynamic audience segmentation based on approved content attributes

Data flow: OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary ? Braze

OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary can expose standardized metadata for content topics, customer interests, product ownership, or service categories. Braze can use these attributes to build dynamic segments and trigger messages based on the content a customer has consumed or interacted with. This enables more relevant cross-channel engagement, such as sending follow-up offers after a customer views a specific product guide or support article.

7. Cross-team workflow for content approval and campaign activation

Data flow: Bi-directional

Content governance teams can maintain the approved metadata schema in OpenText Content Metadata Service - Dictionary, while Braze campaign teams use that schema to request, validate, and activate content for customer journeys. Status updates from Braze, such as campaign launch, pause, or retirement, can be reflected back into the metadata environment to keep governance records current. This creates a tighter workflow between content operations, compliance, and marketing execution, reducing manual coordination and approval delays.