Opentext eDocs integration GUIDE

Integration Requirements

The OpenText eDOCS DMS is always hosted on-premise. This means that the server needs to be made available over the public internet to Lexis® Create DMS.

OpenText eDOCS version >= 23.X

(The integration was thoroughly tested against 22.3)
eDOCS REST API Server must be installed
HTTPS is required. Ensure the following requirements are taken into account for the https certificate:
- Signed by a recognized certificate authority. The certificate chain must contain a root certificate from an established root CA (= Certificate Authority).
- Ensure the full certificate chain is returned by your server. In most cases this translates to returning the following:
  - - the server certificate
    - the intermediate CA certificate
    - and the root CA certificate
    You can use the following command to check the validity:
```
openssl s_client -verify_return_error -connect <host>:<port>
```
    The eDOCS REST API Server instance must be exposed on a secure URL (Ex.: https://edocs-server.customer-name.com). A secure URL means that https must always be used, unsecured http is not allowed.
Strongly advised: To make the connection a bit more secure, customers can configure IP allowlisting on their instance. Please reach out to your CS contact to receive our outbound IP addresses.

By following the above steps your OpenText eDocs will be integrated with Lexis® Create DMS.

If you experience issues/problems, please reach out to you CS contact.

If you want to learn more about our SSO setup, read this article.

Important: Please ensure that your DMS API endpoint is accessible on port 443, port 8443, or port 9443.

Opentext eDocs integration GUIDE

Step by step guide to integratie Opentext eDocs with Lexis® Create DMS

Integration Requirements