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OpenText Core Signature and Phrase Strings can complement each other in organizations that manage multilingual content, legal approvals, and distributed document workflows. OpenText Core Signature handles secure, legally binding approvals, while Phrase Strings supports collaborative translation and localization of product, legal, and customer-facing content. Together, they help teams move faster across languages without losing control over approval and compliance.
Use Phrase Strings to manage and translate contract templates, clauses, and customer-facing legal text into multiple languages, then route the finalized documents through OpenText Core Signature for legal approval and execution.
HR teams can use Phrase Strings to maintain translated versions of employment agreements, policy acknowledgements, and onboarding documents, then send the correct language version to OpenText Core Signature for employee signature.
Customer onboarding packs, consent forms, and service agreements can be translated and maintained in Phrase Strings, then delivered to OpenText Core Signature for secure signing by customers in their preferred language.
For regulated industries, translated product disclosures, terms and conditions, and compliance notices can be managed in Phrase Strings and then sent to OpenText Core Signature for formal approval by legal and compliance stakeholders.
After a document package is signed in OpenText Core Signature, the signed version and approval status can be sent back to Phrase Strings to lock the approved source text and trigger downstream translation updates for related assets.
Sales operations can maintain localized agreement templates and standard clauses in Phrase Strings, while OpenText Core Signature manages the final approval and signature workflow for each regional template version.
Organizations can use Phrase Strings to manage the translation history of key documents and OpenText Core Signature to capture who approved and signed each language version, creating a complete audit trail across the document lifecycle.