Content Aviator (AU)
OpenText · Operations & Productivity
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Publisher Attested · 8 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Microsoft 365® powers collaboration. OpenText™ governs enterprise content. While teams create and share in Microsoft 365, OpenText intelligent content management protects critical business records, enforces compliance policies, and connects content across enterprise systems — from SAP® to Microsoft Teams® to Salesforce.
OpenText™ Content Aviator agent brings trusted, AI-powered content intelligence directly into Microsoft 365 Copilot. With conversational queries, users can search for information, uncover key facts, and generate insights directly from content stored in OpenText repositories.
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This AI-to-AI integration allows users working in Copilot to access governed, context-rich enterprise content without leaving the app. The result is faster & trusted research, more informed drafting, and greater productivity — while maintaining the security, permissions, and compliance controls enterprises expect from OpenText content management solutions.
OpenText Content Aviator agent for Copilot integrates directly with:
OpenText™ Core Content Management
OpenText™ Content Management
Benefits:
- Get trusted answers in Copilot grounded in governed OpenText content
- Find key information faster with context-aware responses
- Validate AI responses with links to original source documents
- Prevent over-sharing, and maintain security and privacy controls
- Maximize the value of your enterprise content for AI-powered work
How it works:
Install & connect: Administrator deploys the agent, configures repositories, and sets access rules.
Ask & act: User prompts OpenText Content Aviator Copilot agent; it retrieves governed content from OpenText repositories and returns grounded answers with citations.
Scale smarter: Feedback, prompt suggestions, and workspace references fine-tune relevance.
Please note, users must require an active license of OpenText Content Management or OpenText Core Content Management with entitlement to OpenText Content Aviator.
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Compliance
- FERPAClaimed80%, self-attestedself-attested on the marketplaceas observed 2026-08-25
- SOXClaimed80%, self-attestedself-attested on the marketplaceas observed 2026-08-25
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