Overview of Adobe Experience Manager Assets integrations
The integration between Workfront and Experience Manager Assets or Assets Essentials helps organizations improve content velocity and time-to-market by intrinsically connecting work and digital asset management.
Key features
With the native Experience Manager integration, you can
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Quickly set up the integration inside of Workfront
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Automatically create folders linked between Workfront and Experience Manager
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Easily sync metadata for existing linked assets
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Automatically update portfolio, program, project, task, issue, and document metadata when it’s changed in Workfront
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Smoothly connect several Experience Manager Assets repositories to one Workfront environment, or several Workfront environments to one Experience Manager Assets repository across Organization IDs
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Utilize Experience Manager Assets’ Content Advisor feature. With Content Advisor, you can
- Upload content to search for similar assets
- View quick details about an asset
- Access content fragments
- Explore collections
- And more. For more information, see [Experience Manager Assets Content Advisor documentation].
Prerequisites
- Workfront must be in an Admin Console with an assigned Organization ID.
- Workfront and Experience Manger Assets or Assets Essentials must be assigned as a product to the user configuring the integration.
Supported products
- Adobe Experience Manager Assets as a Cloud Service
- Adobe Experience Manager Assets Essentials
Supported cloud service providers for Workfront
- AWS (Amazon Web Services)
- Azure
- GCP (Google Cloud Platform)
Get started
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Configure asset metadata mapping between Adobe Workfront and Experience Manager Assets.
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Set up the integration:
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Use the integration: Send assets, create linked folders, map metadata, and more. See Adobe Workfront for Experience Manager Assets and Assets Essentials: article index for more information.