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OpenText Lens - Data Visibility helps organizations discover, classify, and assess unstructured content across repositories, while Asana helps teams organize work, assign ownership, and track execution. Together, they can turn data visibility findings into coordinated action plans for governance, migration, and risk reduction.
When OpenText Lens identifies sensitive content such as personal data, financial records, or regulated documents, it can trigger Asana tasks for the appropriate compliance, legal, or records management team. Each task can include the repository location, sensitivity classification, and recommended action such as review, redact, archive, or delete.
OpenText Lens can identify redundant, obsolete, or trivial content across file shares, content repositories, and collaboration platforms. Those findings can be converted into Asana project tasks for business owners to validate retention requirements and approve deletion actions.
Before migrating content to a new platform, OpenText Lens can inventory repositories and flag content by type, age, sensitivity, and duplication. Asana can then be used to manage migration workstreams, assign repository owners, and track readiness tasks such as content review, exception handling, and cutover approvals.
OpenText Lens can surface content that may violate retention, privacy, or regulatory policies. These exceptions can be sent to Asana as review tasks for compliance officers and business owners, with due dates, escalation rules, and approval checkpoints.
Security and governance teams can use OpenText Lens to identify repositories with excessive exposure, outdated content, or high concentrations of sensitive information. Asana can manage the remediation project by breaking findings into actionable tasks for IT, records management, and business teams.
OpenText Lens can generate repository-level insights showing what content exists, who owns it, and whether it is still needed. Asana can distribute certification tasks to content owners so they can confirm retention, archive outdated material, or flag items for further review.
As OpenText Lens continues scanning repositories, new high-risk findings can automatically create or update Asana tasks for follow-up. This keeps remediation work visible over time and ensures that unresolved issues are tracked to completion.
Organizations running enterprise governance, privacy, or records management programs can use OpenText Lens to provide the data evidence and Asana to coordinate the program itself. Lens findings can feed Asana projects for legal, IT, compliance, and business stakeholders, with tasks for policy updates, remediation milestones, and executive reporting.