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Data flow: OpenText Internet of Things Platform ? S-Drive
When connected equipment reports a fault, threshold breach, or maintenance event, OpenText Internet of Things Platform can automatically trigger a Salesforce case or service request that uses S-Drive to collect required documents from technicians, operators, or customers. Examples include photos of damaged equipment, signed inspection forms, calibration certificates, or incident reports. This reduces manual follow-up, speeds up case resolution, and ensures all supporting evidence is stored directly against the relevant Salesforce record.
Data flow: OpenText Internet of Things Platform ? S-Drive
In regulated environments such as utilities, manufacturing, and logistics, sensor readings can indicate that a compliance check, exception, or audit event has occurred. OpenText Internet of Things Platform can pass the event context into Salesforce, where S-Drive is used to collect and retain mandatory documents such as inspection sign-offs, safety checklists, and corrective action approvals. This creates a traceable audit trail and helps teams prove compliance faster during internal or external audits.
Data flow: OpenText Internet of Things Platform ? S-Drive
When IoT data identifies abnormal vibration, temperature, pressure, or usage patterns, a maintenance work order can be created in Salesforce and S-Drive can request the supporting documentation needed to complete the job. Field engineers can upload before and after photos, repair notes, parts usage forms, and customer sign-off documents. This improves maintenance quality, standardizes service records, and gives operations teams a complete view of each intervention.
Data flow: S-Drive ? OpenText Internet of Things Platform
During Salesforce-based onboarding of a customer, site, or connected asset, S-Drive can collect installation forms, proof of ownership, warranty documents, and device configuration sheets. Once the required documents are approved, Salesforce can pass the asset and account details to OpenText Internet of Things Platform to activate monitoring and analytics for the device. This shortens onboarding cycles, reduces configuration errors, and ensures only fully approved assets are brought into the IoT environment.
Data flow: Bi-directional
IoT telemetry can confirm whether a device was operating within approved conditions before a failure, while S-Drive can manage the claim documentation submitted in Salesforce. For example, OpenText Internet of Things Platform can provide usage history, fault timestamps, and environmental readings, and S-Drive can store claim forms, purchase records, service logs, and customer evidence. Together, they support faster claim validation, reduce disputes, and improve the accuracy of warranty decisions.
Data flow: S-Drive ? OpenText Internet of Things Platform
Before a supplier, contractor, or technician is allowed to work on connected assets, Salesforce can use S-Drive to collect certifications, licenses, insurance documents, and training records. Once validated, the approved party can be associated with the relevant devices or sites in OpenText Internet of Things Platform for operational monitoring and assignment workflows. This helps organizations enforce access controls, reduce risk, and ensure only qualified personnel interact with critical equipment.
Data flow: Bi-directional
When an operational incident occurs, OpenText Internet of Things Platform can provide the sensor history, event timeline, and anomaly data that explain what happened. S-Drive can then collect investigation documents in Salesforce, including witness statements, photos, corrective action plans, and approval records. This combination gives operations, quality, and compliance teams a single case file for faster root cause analysis and more consistent incident management.
Data flow: S-Drive ? OpenText Internet of Things Platform
Salesforce teams can use S-Drive to manage service contracts, SLAs, maintenance agreements, and customer-specific operating instructions. Relevant contract terms can then be linked to the monitored assets in OpenText Internet of Things Platform so operations teams can align alerts, response priorities, and escalation rules with contractual obligations. This improves service delivery, supports SLA compliance, and helps account teams respond more accurately to customer issues.