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OpenText Core Capture Services is well suited for capturing, classifying, and extracting data from incoming documents, while Preservica is designed for long-term digital preservation, archival management, and compliant retention of records and content. Together, they can support end-to-end document lifecycle management from intake and processing through secure preservation and future access.
OpenText Core Capture Services can ingest invoices, contracts, HR forms, and other operational documents, extract key metadata, and route them into business workflows. Once the record is finalized, the content and metadata can be transferred to Preservica for long-term preservation, retention enforcement, and audit-ready storage. This is especially valuable for finance, legal, and compliance teams that need both operational efficiency and defensible recordkeeping.
Incoming mail, scanned correspondence, and external submissions can be captured in OpenText Core Capture Services, where documents are classified by department, case, or subject. After triage and processing, the finalized correspondence can be archived in Preservica with retention rules and preservation metadata. This supports shared services, records management, and customer service teams that need a controlled chain of custody for inbound communications.
Invoices and supporting documents captured by OpenText Core Capture Services can be extracted, validated, and sent to ERP or approval workflows. After payment and reconciliation, the invoice package, approval history, and related metadata can be preserved in Preservica as a complete financial record. This helps finance teams respond to audits, disputes, and tax inquiries without relying on fragmented file shares or email archives.
During customer onboarding, OpenText Core Capture Services can capture identity documents, signed agreements, application forms, and supporting evidence. Once onboarding is complete, the approved document set can be transferred to Preservica for secure long-term retention, especially in regulated industries such as banking, insurance, and healthcare. This creates a durable record of what was submitted, approved, and when.
HR teams can use OpenText Core Capture Services to capture employment forms, policy acknowledgements, certifications, and onboarding documents. After processing and completion, the employee record can be archived in Preservica according to retention schedules and legal hold requirements. This is useful for maintaining complete personnel files while reducing the burden on HR operations and shared drives.
OpenText Core Capture Services can extract metadata from contracts, amendments, signed statements, and case-related correspondence, then route them into legal review or matter management processes. Once a matter is closed, the final document set can be preserved in Preservica with immutable retention controls and contextual metadata. Legal and compliance teams benefit from a complete, searchable archive that supports litigation response and contract history review.
When OpenText Core Capture Services receives born-digital files such as PDFs, email attachments, or uploaded forms, it can normalize and classify the content before passing it to Preservica for preservation. Preservica can then maintain the original file, metadata, and preservation actions over time. This use case is valuable for organizations that must retain digital submissions in a format that remains accessible and trustworthy for years.
Preservica can serve as the authoritative archive for finalized records, while OpenText Core Capture Services can be used to re-ingest selected archived documents when they need to be reclassified, extracted, or attached to a new workflow. For example, a preserved invoice or customer file can be retrieved from Preservica and sent back into OpenText Core Capture Services for exception handling, investigation, or supplemental indexing. This supports records teams, audit teams, and operational users who need controlled access to historical content.