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Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
When users upload or classify content with missing, invalid, or noncompliant metadata, OpenText Core Content can trigger an email or SMS alert to the content owner or records manager. The notification can include the document name, the failed field, and a link to correct the metadata.
Business value: Reduces content processing delays, improves metadata quality, and prevents downstream search and compliance issues.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
When a business user submits a request to add a new metadata field, update a controlled vocabulary, or change validation rules, the system can notify approvers in governance, legal, or information management teams. The message can include the proposed change, impacted repositories, and approval deadline.
Business value: Speeds governance workflows while maintaining control over metadata standards across the enterprise.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
After a file is ingested and successfully classified, the platform can send a confirmation email or SMS to the uploader or business owner. The notification can summarize key metadata values such as document type, department, retention class, and repository location.
Business value: Improves user confidence, reduces help desk inquiries, and provides immediate visibility into content handling status.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
If a contract, policy, or regulated document remains unclassified beyond a defined SLA, the system can send escalating notifications to the responsible user, team lead, and compliance owner. Messages can be scheduled based on aging thresholds and priority.
Business value: Helps teams meet compliance deadlines and prevents operational bottlenecks caused by incomplete content records.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
When critical metadata is updated, such as retention category, confidentiality level, project code, or product assignment, the system can notify subscribed stakeholders. This is useful for legal, audit, marketing, and project teams that rely on accurate content classification.
Business value: Keeps dependent teams informed, reduces version confusion, and supports audit readiness.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
Based on metadata such as review date, expiration date, or content lifecycle stage, the system can send reminders to content owners to review, reclassify, or archive documents. Notifications can be sent by email for routine reminders and SMS for urgent cases.
Business value: Improves content lifecycle management and reduces the risk of stale or misclassified information remaining in active use.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata → OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
If an automated workflow cannot proceed because a required metadata rule is not met, the system can immediately notify the process owner and support team. The alert can include the workflow step, error reason, and the metadata fields that need correction.
Business value: Shortens resolution time, reduces manual investigation, and keeps business processes moving.
Flow: OpenText Core Content - Metadata ↔ OpenText SMS & Email Notifications for Cloud Messaging
Governance teams can receive alerts from OpenText Core Content about metadata exceptions, then respond through approved workflow actions such as acknowledging, assigning, or requesting correction. The notification channel can also be used to confirm completion back to the requester.
Business value: Creates a closed-loop operational process for metadata governance, improving accountability and response times across content operations.