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Data flow: Google Document AI ? OpenText Lens - Data Visibility
Use Google Document AI to extract text, metadata, and document structure from scanned contracts, invoices, forms, and correspondence. Feed the extracted content into OpenText Lens - Data Visibility to identify where sensitive, regulated, or business-critical information exists across repositories. This helps records, compliance, and data governance teams quickly classify large volumes of previously unsearchable content and prioritize remediation.
Business value: Faster content discovery, improved classification accuracy, and reduced manual review effort.
Data flow: Google Document AI ? OpenText Lens - Data Visibility
When Document AI processes incoming documents, extracted data can be analyzed by OpenText Lens to detect personally identifiable information, financial records, health information, or other regulated content stored across shared drives, ECM systems, and archives. Compliance teams can then identify exposure risks, apply retention rules, or trigger legal hold reviews based on the content profile.
Business value: Better compliance readiness, lower risk of data exposure, and more targeted governance actions.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility ? Google Document AI
Before migrating legacy repositories to a new platform or content service, OpenText Lens can identify redundant, obsolete, or trivial documents and map high-risk content categories. The selected documents can then be routed to Google Document AI for extraction and structuring during migration, enabling downstream indexing, search, and workflow automation in the target environment.
Business value: Smaller migration scope, lower storage and migration costs, and cleaner target data.
Data flow: Google Document AI ? OpenText Lens - Data Visibility
Accounts payable, procurement, or operations teams can use Google Document AI to extract fields from invoices, purchase orders, claims, and application forms. OpenText Lens then scans the resulting document corpus to determine whether these files contain duplicate records, outdated versions, or sensitive attachments that should be retained, archived, or disposed of according to policy.
Business value: Faster document processing plus stronger control over retention and duplication.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Google Document AI extracts document content and metadata from incoming records, while OpenText Lens continuously monitors repositories to identify content that matches retention, legal, or privacy rules. The integration can support automated routing of documents into records classes, flagging of noncompliant content, and periodic review of stored documents for disposition eligibility.
Business value: More consistent records management, reduced manual classification, and improved auditability.
Data flow: Google Document AI ? OpenText Lens - Data Visibility
Legal and corporate development teams can use Google Document AI to extract clauses, parties, dates, and obligations from large contract sets, then use OpenText Lens to locate related documents across repositories and identify sensitive or outdated versions. This is especially useful during mergers, acquisitions, vendor reviews, and litigation preparation.
Business value: Faster due diligence, better document completeness, and reduced risk of missing critical content.
Data flow: OpenText Lens - Data Visibility ? Google Document AI
OpenText Lens can identify high-volume repositories containing scanned or image-based documents that are candidates for cleanup or archival rationalization. Selected documents can be sent to Google Document AI for extraction and indexing so that business users retain searchability even after older systems are decommissioned or content is moved to lower-cost storage.
Business value: Lower infrastructure costs, improved archive usability, and safer decommissioning of legacy systems.
Data flow: Bi-directional
When Google Document AI detects document types such as tax forms, identity documents, or regulated submissions, OpenText Lens can assess where those files are stored and whether they violate policy by being duplicated in unauthorized locations. Exceptions can be routed to compliance, security, or business owners for review, while approved documents are retained in governed repositories.
Business value: Faster exception resolution, stronger policy enforcement, and better coordination between business and governance teams.