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OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management and Azure AI Document Intelligence complement each other well in document-intensive environments. Azure AI Document Intelligence automates data extraction from incoming documents, while OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management governs the formal retention, compliance, and disposition of the resulting records. Together, they help organizations reduce manual processing, improve data quality, and ensure that business documents are captured and managed according to policy.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management
Incoming documents such as contracts, claims, permits, or patient forms are processed by Azure AI Document Intelligence to extract key metadata like document type, date, customer name, case number, or contract value. That metadata is then used to automatically classify and declare the document as a formal record in OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management
Accounts payable teams can use Azure AI Document Intelligence to extract invoice number, vendor, amount, tax details, and purchase order references from supplier invoices. Once validated, the invoice and its metadata are stored in OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management as an official financial record with the correct retention schedule.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management
In insurance, healthcare, or public sector case management, documents such as application forms, supporting evidence, correspondence, and signed declarations can be extracted and indexed automatically. OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management then assembles the documents into a governed case file with retention rules based on case type or jurisdiction.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management
Legal and procurement teams can process incoming contracts through Azure AI Document Intelligence to extract parties, effective dates, renewal terms, and obligations. The extracted data is used to route the contract into OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management with the correct record category, retention period, and disposition trigger.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management, with bi-directional workflow feedback
When Azure AI Document Intelligence cannot confidently extract key fields or detects ambiguous document types, the document is routed to a records or operations team for review. After correction, the validated metadata is sent to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management for formal declaration and retention assignment.
Data flow: OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management to Azure AI Document Intelligence, or bi-directional with analytics systems
OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management can provide governed access to archived records that need to be reprocessed for audit, reporting, or analytics purposes. Azure AI Document Intelligence can extract structured data from historical records to support trend analysis, audit sampling, or regulatory reporting.
Data flow: Azure AI Document Intelligence to OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management
Central mailroom, shared inbox, or scanning operations can use Azure AI Document Intelligence to process incoming paper and digital documents such as notices, forms, and correspondence. Extracted metadata is used to route documents into the correct business folder or record series in OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management, reducing intake delays and manual sorting.
Together, OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management and Azure AI Document Intelligence create a strong foundation for compliant document automation. Azure AI Document Intelligence handles the extraction and classification work, while OpenText Extended ECM - Records Management ensures the resulting content is retained, governed, and disposed of according to policy.