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OpenText Lens - Data Visibility and CELUM complement each other well in organizations that need both strong data governance and controlled digital asset operations. OpenText Lens helps identify what unstructured content exists, where it resides, and whether it is sensitive, obsolete, or redundant. CELUM manages approved digital assets, brand content, rights, and distribution across teams and channels. Together, they support cleaner content environments, safer migrations, and better governance of marketing and brand assets.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
Use OpenText Lens to scan file shares, legacy repositories, and collaboration platforms to find images, videos, presentations, and design files that are relevant to marketing or brand management. The business team can then filter out duplicates, obsolete versions, and files with missing ownership or rights information before importing only approved assets into CELUM.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
During a DAM migration, OpenText Lens can inventory legacy repositories and identify which files are active, sensitive, expired, or redundant. Migration teams can use this analysis to decide what should be migrated into CELUM, what should be archived, and what should be deleted. This creates a controlled migration path for marketing and creative assets.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
OpenText Lens can identify assets containing personal data, confidential information, or regulated content in shared repositories. Those findings can be used to block or flag assets before they are approved and distributed in CELUM. This is especially useful for legal, compliance, and brand teams managing global content release processes.
Data flow: Bi-directional
CELUM can be used as the system of record for approved assets, while OpenText Lens scans connected repositories to identify duplicate, outdated, or unused files that should no longer be retained. Asset managers can compare what is stored in CELUM with what still exists in source systems and remove unnecessary copies to reduce storage and operational overhead.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
OpenText Lens can help locate assets with unclear ownership, missing metadata, or expired retention periods. That information can be passed to CELUM workflows so content owners can review, reclassify, or retire assets before they are distributed further. This is valuable for organizations with strict content lifecycle and retention policies.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
Marketing operations teams can use OpenText Lens to analyze all available unstructured content and create a clean inventory of reusable assets. That inventory can then be loaded or referenced in CELUM so campaign teams can quickly find approved content, avoid recreating existing materials, and reuse assets across regions and channels.
Data flow: Bi-directional
OpenText Lens can provide visibility into where regulated or sensitive content exists outside CELUM, while CELUM provides evidence of approval, distribution, and rights management for managed assets. Together, they create a stronger audit trail for content governance, especially in industries such as healthcare, financial services, and consumer goods.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to CELUM
Organizations often have valuable brand assets spread across shared drives, email archives, and team collaboration tools. OpenText Lens can identify high-value content sets and recommend which files should be centralized in CELUM for better control, versioning, and distribution. This helps marketing and creative teams move from fragmented storage to a governed DAM model.