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OpenText Core Case is designed to manage complex, case-centric business processes that require structured investigation, review, approvals, and resolution. Amplience Dynamic Content is a headless content platform used to create, manage, and deliver personalized digital content across websites, apps, and commerce experiences. Together, they can connect operational case management with customer-facing content operations, enabling faster resolution, better governance, and more consistent digital experiences.
When OpenText Core Case receives a customer complaint about inaccurate product, policy, or service content, the case can trigger a review task in Amplience Dynamic Content for the content team. The content owner updates the affected asset, product page, or campaign message, then publishes the corrected content back to digital channels.
For regulated industries, content in Amplience Dynamic Content can be routed into OpenText Core Case for formal compliance review, legal approval, and audit tracking before publication. The case stores supporting evidence, reviewer comments, and approval history, creating a controlled workflow for sensitive content.
During a product launch, if an issue is identified in a product description, promotion, or campaign asset in Amplience Dynamic Content, OpenText Core Case can open a coordinated resolution case. The case can assign tasks to merchandising, product management, and content teams to correct the issue and track completion before launch or relaunch.
If Amplience Dynamic Content detects or receives a report of broken, missing, or outdated content on a website or app, it can create a case in OpenText Core Case for investigation and remediation. The case can include the affected page, content ID, channel, severity, and screenshots or logs for faster triage.
OpenText Core Case can pass case attributes such as customer segment, issue type, or product category to Amplience Dynamic Content so that service portals or agent-facing interfaces display relevant help content, FAQs, or next-best-action messaging. This helps agents and customers see content tailored to the active case.
When a case in OpenText Core Case identifies a recurring issue, such as repeated customer confusion about a policy or product feature, the case can trigger a request to create or revise reusable content in Amplience Dynamic Content. The updated content can then be reused across web pages, app screens, and campaign assets to reduce repeated inquiries.
After a content issue is resolved in Amplience Dynamic Content, the publishing status, version, and resolution details can be sent back to OpenText Core Case to close the case and update reporting dashboards. This creates a closed-loop process for tracking content incidents from detection through resolution.
These integrations are especially valuable for organizations that need to connect customer-facing content operations with structured case management, ensuring that issues are resolved quickly, approvals are documented, and content remains accurate across all channels.