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Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Content teams can send articles, landing page copy, product descriptions, and campaign assets from Sanity to OpenText Magellan Risk Guard before publication. Risk Guard scans for sensitive information, regulated claims, confidential references, or problematic language. If issues are found, the content can be flagged back in Sanity for review and correction before it goes live.
Business value: Reduces the risk of publishing non-compliant or reputationally damaging content while keeping editorial workflows fast.
Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard ? Sanity
In regulated sectors such as financial services, healthcare, or insurance, content created in Sanity can be routed to Risk Guard for policy-based review. The results can be written back into Sanity as approval status, risk score, or reviewer notes. Editors and compliance teams can then work from a single content record with clear remediation tasks.
Business value: Creates a controlled approval process that supports auditability and reduces manual compliance checks.
Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Organizations that ingest customer-submitted content, partner-provided copy, or migrated legacy content into Sanity can use Risk Guard to detect personal data, confidential terms, or restricted content before it is reused across channels. This is especially useful when content is repurposed for websites, apps, or campaigns.
Business value: Prevents accidental exposure of sensitive information and improves governance over reused content assets.
Data flow: OpenText Magellan Risk Guard ? Sanity
When Risk Guard identifies risky content, it can push remediation metadata into Sanity, such as issue type, severity, recommended action, and review owner. Content managers can then prioritize fixes directly within their editorial backlog and track resolution status alongside the content item.
Business value: Improves operational efficiency by turning compliance findings into actionable content tasks.
Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Sanity is often used to manage reusable content blocks, templates, and shared messaging. By integrating with Risk Guard, organizations can screen these reusable components once and maintain a compliance status for each approved asset. If a block is edited later, it can be automatically rechecked before reuse across websites, apps, or regional campaigns.
Business value: Ensures that approved content remains compliant as it is reused at scale across multiple digital experiences.
Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Sanity can store the content version, author, and publication history, while Risk Guard provides evidence of screening results and risk decisions. Together, they create a traceable record of what was reviewed, when it was reviewed, and what action was taken. This is valuable for internal audits, legal review, and regulatory inquiries.
Business value: Strengthens governance and makes it easier to demonstrate compliance controls.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Sanity supports collaborative content creation, while Risk Guard supports risk detection and remediation workflows. Integrated together, content authors, legal reviewers, and risk managers can collaborate on the same content item with shared status updates and comments. This reduces email-based review cycles and helps teams resolve issues faster.
Business value: Shortens approval timelines and improves coordination between business, legal, and compliance stakeholders.
Data flow: Sanity ? OpenText Magellan Risk Guard ? Sanity
For high-visibility content such as earnings announcements, policy updates, crisis communications, or promotional claims, Sanity can trigger a final risk review in OpenText Magellan Risk Guard before publishing. If the content contains sensitive statements or unsupported claims, the publication can be blocked or routed for escalation.
Business value: Helps prevent costly publishing mistakes in high-stakes communications and protects brand reputation.