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Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server ? Adobe Campaign
Marketing teams can store approved campaign assets such as emails, banners, landing page copy, and legal disclaimers in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server, where version control, metadata, and approval workflows are enforced. Once approved, finalized assets are published to Adobe Campaign for use in campaign execution. This reduces the risk of using outdated or non-compliant content and gives marketing and legal teams a controlled approval process.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign ? OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server
Adobe Campaign can generate customer communication records such as consent confirmations, preference updates, and opt-in or opt-out notices, which are archived in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server as governed records. In return, consent-related documents and policy acknowledgements stored in OpenText can be referenced by Adobe Campaign to support compliant audience segmentation and suppression rules. This is especially valuable in regulated industries such as financial services, healthcare, and insurance.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign ? OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server
Customer responses triggered by campaigns, including complaint letters, unsubscribe confirmations, service requests, and follow-up correspondence, can be automatically captured from Adobe Campaign and stored in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server. This creates a complete audit trail of customer communications and supports retention, legal discovery, and customer service investigations.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server ? Adobe Campaign
OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server can act as the controlled repository for approved document templates, product brochures, and message components. Adobe Campaign can then use these governed templates to generate personalized customer communications such as renewal notices, offers, and statements. This ensures that all outbound communications use the latest approved language and branding while still allowing personalization at scale.
Data flow: Bi-directional
During onboarding or lifecycle events, Adobe Campaign can trigger the delivery of personalized emails and document packages, while OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server stores the supporting documents such as welcome packs, terms and conditions, and signed acknowledgements. The integration enables coordinated workflows across marketing, operations, and compliance so that customers receive consistent communications and the organization retains a complete record of what was sent and approved.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign ? OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server
Outbound campaign communications and related artifacts can be archived in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server with retention rules aligned to corporate policy and regulatory requirements. If a legal hold is issued, the content repository can preserve campaign records independently of Adobe Campaign lifecycle settings. This helps reduce compliance risk and ensures that marketing communications remain accessible for audits or litigation.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server ? Adobe Campaign
Marketing, legal, compliance, and product teams can collaborate in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server to review and approve customer-facing content before it is activated in Adobe Campaign. Once approved, the content is synchronized to Adobe Campaign for execution. If updates are required after launch, revised content can be routed back through the same governance process, improving control over high-volume customer communications.
Data flow: Adobe Campaign ? OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server
Adobe Campaign execution logs, audience definitions, message proofs, and delivery evidence can be archived in OpenText Extended ECM - Content Server as part of a formal campaign record. This gives audit, compliance, and customer service teams a reliable source of truth for proving what was sent, when it was sent, and which content version was used. It also simplifies internal reviews and external regulatory inquiries.