Content Server upgrades
Plan your OpenText Content Server upgrade with compatibility reviews, test-environment preparation, upgrade execution and post-upgrade validation. Review customizations and integrations before agreeing the upgrade scope.
Practical help with upgrades, migrations, integrations and everyday administration.
CONTEGRY helps organizations plan, implement and improve enterprise content management environments. We work with OpenText Content Server and xECM, and assess requirements involving other ECM systems. Each engagement starts with your platform versions, business priorities, integrations and content requirements.
Plan your OpenText Content Server upgrade with compatibility reviews, test-environment preparation, upgrade execution and post-upgrade validation. Review customizations and integrations before agreeing the upgrade scope.
Plan repository consolidation and moves between Content Server instances or from systems such as SharePoint, DocuWare and eDOCS. Define metadata mappings, folder structures, permissions, version history and validation requirements.
Explore Content Migration Manager →Translate business requirements into a practical implementation scope. Review content organization, metadata, access requirements and business workspaces to help teams use their ECM environment effectively.
Connect content processes with business applications using supported interfaces. Define data mappings, authentication requirements, error handling and testing for the agreed integration.
Discuss tailored Content Server functionality, WebReports, LiveReports and role-focused dashboards. Agree the required data sources, access controls and presentation before development.
Explore custom dashboards →Help administrators and users understand their configured environment. Define training topics, troubleshooting needs and support arrangements around the workflows your team uses.
No. Our services include OpenText and other ECM environments. We assess the supported scope for each platform and integration.
Your current and target versions, installed modules, customizations, integrations and available test environments are a useful starting point.
The agreed migration scope can include supported metadata, versions, permissions, folder structures and business workspaces. Requirements and validation checks are reviewed for the specific source and destination systems.
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