Assets
In EngageOne™, assets contain data on design, layout and logic. Assets can be any of the following:
- Part of a template publication, and independently publishable active content.
- Used by the Interactive editor, and can be part of a non-accumulated batch.
- Folders containing other assets. Note that folders can be a type of template, active content or message content. However, asset promotion only supports folders for templates and active content.
- Document classes.
- Delivery options.
- Devices.
Document classes are metadata that can be associated with a folder, template publication or active content. For more information, see the "EngageOne™ Administration Guide".
Templates can be interactive or non-interactive.
- Interactive templates use the Interactive data model, and can be used with the EngageOne™ Interactive web application.
- Non-interactive templates employ the EngageOne™ Designer data model. They are used with the EngageOne™ batch processes, as well as the interactive data model.
Both interactive and non-interactive templates can contain active content.
- Active content files contain segments of document content, and logic.
- Active content can be shared and reused across multiple publication designs.
- Folders allow assets to be organized in a logical tree structure.