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Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata ? Kentico
Use OpenText Core Content - Metadata as the system of record for approved metadata schemas, controlled vocabularies, and validation rules, then push those standards into Kentico for web content creation and publishing. This ensures editors tag pages, articles, and assets consistently with approved product lines, regions, campaign codes, and audience segments.
Business value: Improves search accuracy, content findability, and reporting consistency across digital channels while reducing manual cleanup by web teams.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata ? Kentico
Synchronize structured metadata such as industry, persona, lifecycle stage, language, and content type from OpenText Core Content - Metadata into Kentico to support personalization rules and audience segmentation. Kentico can then use these attributes to deliver targeted landing pages, recommended content, and campaign-specific experiences.
Business value: Enables marketing teams to build more relevant customer journeys using trusted metadata instead of manually maintained tags.
Flow: Bi-directional, with OpenText Core Content - Metadata as governance source and Kentico as publishing consumer
Maintain master metadata definitions in OpenText Core Content - Metadata and allow Kentico site teams to consume those definitions across multiple websites, brands, or regions. If Kentico users create or update content, metadata can be validated against the central rules before publication.
Business value: Supports enterprise governance across distributed marketing teams, reduces brand inconsistency, and simplifies compliance oversight.
Flow: Kentico ? OpenText Core Content - Metadata
When campaign pages, landing pages, or downloadable assets are created in Kentico, send key metadata back to OpenText Core Content - Metadata for classification and lifecycle tracking. This allows content operations teams to catalog campaign materials by product, region, owner, expiration date, and usage rights.
Business value: Improves asset reuse, supports campaign reporting, and helps teams retire outdated content on schedule.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata ? Kentico
Publish enriched metadata from OpenText Core Content - Metadata into Kentico to improve website search, filtering, and navigation. For example, product documentation, case studies, and thought leadership can be indexed using standardized metadata fields that power faceted search and related-content widgets.
Business value: Increases content discoverability for customers and internal users, improving engagement and reducing support effort.
Flow: Bi-directional
Use OpenText Core Content - Metadata to define mandatory compliance fields such as approval status, review date, retention category, and jurisdiction. Kentico can capture these values during content creation and publish them back for governance review. Automated workflows can then flag content nearing expiration or requiring re-approval.
Business value: Reduces regulatory risk, prevents outdated content from remaining live, and gives compliance teams better visibility into content status.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata ? Kentico
For product-related content managed in OpenText Core Content - Metadata, send structured attributes such as category, SKU family, market, and language into Kentico to populate product landing pages, promotional modules, and campaign content blocks. Kentico can then present consistent product information across web and eCommerce experiences.
Business value: Speeds product launches, reduces duplicate data entry, and keeps marketing content aligned with approved product classifications.
Flow: Kentico ? OpenText Core Content - Metadata
Feed content performance data from Kentico, such as page views, conversions, and campaign engagement, back into OpenText Core Content - Metadata alongside the content classification model. This enables reporting by content type, audience, region, or campaign, helping teams identify which governed content performs best.
Business value: Gives content, marketing, and governance teams a shared view of performance and supports better editorial and investment decisions.