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When a trading partner reports a transaction, document, or compliance issue in OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid, an automated Jira ticket can be created for internal resolution. The Jira issue can include partner details, transaction references, attachments, and priority so support, operations, or IT teams can track remediation through standard workflows.
Data flow: OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid to Jira
Business value: Faster response times, better accountability, and a single internal system for managing partner-reported issues.
As internal teams progress on a Jira issue, key status changes such as triage, in progress, awaiting partner input, and resolved can be synchronized back to the Trading Grid community. This gives external partners visibility into issue handling without requiring them to contact support for updates.
Data flow: Jira to OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid
Business value: Improved transparency, fewer follow-up emails, and stronger partner trust.
When an order, invoice, shipment, or ASN fails validation in the Trading Grid network, the exception can trigger a Jira workflow for investigation by integration, operations, or application support teams. Supporting documents and error details from Trading Grid can be attached to the Jira issue, while corrective actions and root cause notes are shared back to the partner community.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Business value: Shorter exception resolution cycles and better coordination between internal teams and external trading partners.
During onboarding of new trading partners, Trading Grid can be used to exchange setup documents, test files, and communication with the partner, while Jira manages the internal onboarding project. Tasks such as mapping review, connectivity testing, certificate exchange, and go-live approval can be tracked in Jira and aligned with partner milestones in Trading Grid.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Business value: More controlled onboarding, fewer missed steps, and faster partner activation.
If a dispute arises over a purchase order, invoice, or shipment, the partner can upload supporting evidence in Trading Grid and the internal dispute team can manage the case in Jira. Both systems can reference the same document set, ensuring that internal reviewers and external partners work from consistent information.
Data flow: OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid to Jira, with status updates from Jira to Trading Grid
Business value: Better auditability, reduced duplication of documents, and faster dispute closure.
When a Trading Grid connectivity issue affects multiple partners, an incident can be created in Jira to coordinate technical investigation, vendor communication, and recovery actions. Trading Grid can be used to notify impacted partners, share incident updates, and collect confirmation once service is restored.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Business value: More structured incident response, clearer partner communication, and reduced operational downtime.
Jira can manage internal development and release tasks for changes to EDI maps, APIs, or partner integration logic, while Trading Grid communicates planned changes, testing windows, and deployment notices to affected partners. This helps ensure that external trading partners are informed before interface changes go live.
Data flow: Jira to OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid
Business value: Fewer integration breakages, smoother releases, and better partner readiness.
Requests from trading partners for new document types, workflow changes, or transaction enhancements can be captured in Trading Grid and converted into Jira backlog items for review by product, integration, or operations teams. This creates a formal path from partner feedback to prioritized delivery.
Data flow: OpenText Active Community - Trading Grid to Jira
Business value: Better prioritization of partner-driven improvements and stronger alignment between business needs and delivery teams.