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OpenText Core Case and OpenText TeamSite - LiveSite Content Services complement each other well in customer-facing and operational workflows. Core Case manages structured case work, tasks, and supporting information, while TeamSite delivers personalized digital experiences, portals, and dynamic content. Together, they enable organizations to connect front-end engagement with back-end case resolution.
Use TeamSite to publish a branded self-service portal where customers can submit claims, complaints, service requests, or compliance inquiries. Submitted forms and attachments are passed to OpenText Core Case to create a new case with all relevant data and documents.
TeamSite can display real-time case status, milestones, and next steps to authenticated users by pulling data from Core Case. This allows customers, partners, or employees to track the progress of their case without contacting support.
TeamSite can power internal or partner portals that present case-specific content such as policy guidance, knowledge articles, scripts, or next-action instructions based on the case type and status from Core Case. This helps agents, adjusters, or reviewers work faster and more consistently.
TeamSite can serve the correct forms, checklists, disclosures, or supporting documents based on customer segment, geography, or case category. Once completed, these documents are sent into Core Case as part of the case record.
For regulated or high-volume processes such as insurance claims or customer complaints, TeamSite can personalize portal content based on case attributes from Core Case. For example, the portal can show different instructions, FAQs, or required evidence depending on claim type, severity, or jurisdiction.
Core Case can trigger updates to TeamSite when a case reaches a key milestone, such as approval, escalation, or closure. TeamSite then publishes tailored notifications, portal messages, or next-step instructions to the affected user or partner.
Case data from Core Case can be analyzed to identify recurring issues, then used to update FAQs, help content, or guided support pages in TeamSite. This creates a feedback loop between case operations and digital content management.
When a case requires escalation, Core Case can send the relevant case summary, documents, and task status to a TeamSite-powered collaboration or partner portal. External reviewers can then access approved content, provide input, or upload supporting materials through the portal, which are returned to Core Case for continued processing.