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OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer and OpenText Magellan Risk Guard complement each other well in enterprises that need both integration visibility and content risk control. Cartographer provides a clear view of B2B partner connections, message routes, and data dependencies across EDI and API exchanges, while Risk Guard analyzes unstructured content for sensitive, regulated, or problematic information. Together, they can help organizations identify where risky content may enter or leave the trading network, improve compliance oversight, and speed up remediation.
Data flow: OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer to OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
When a new trading partner is added in Trading Grid Cartographer, the integration can automatically send partner profile details, message types, and document samples to Risk Guard for content risk screening. This helps compliance teams assess whether the partner exchange may involve sensitive data such as personal information, financial records, or restricted contractual language before the connection goes live.
Data flow: OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer to OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Cartographer can identify outbound integration routes for purchase orders, invoices, shipping notices, claims, or other business documents. Those documents can then be passed to Risk Guard for inspection before they are transmitted to external partners. This is especially useful when organizations need to prevent accidental disclosure of regulated or confidential information in attachments, free text fields, or supporting documents.
Data flow: Bi-directional
When Risk Guard updates its detection rules for new regulatory requirements, Cartographer can be used to determine which partner flows, document types, and integration endpoints are affected. In the other direction, when Cartographer shows a high-volume or high-risk integration path, Risk Guard can prioritize those flows for stricter content inspection. This helps compliance teams focus controls where they matter most.
Data flow: OpenText Magellan Risk Guard to OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer
If Risk Guard flags a message, attachment, or document as containing prohibited or sensitive content, the alert can be linked back to the exact partner route and integration mapping in Cartographer. Operations teams can quickly identify the source system, partner endpoint, and downstream dependencies, then isolate the affected flow and coordinate remediation with the business owner.
Data flow: OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer to OpenText Magellan Risk Guard
Cartographer can classify partner connections by business unit, geography, transaction type, or protocol. That segmentation can be used by Risk Guard to apply different inspection policies depending on the partner or route. For example, partners in regulated markets can be assigned stricter screening for personal data, export-controlled terms, or legal disclaimers in unstructured content.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Cartographer provides evidence of which systems, partners, and message flows exist across the integration landscape, while Risk Guard provides evidence of what content was screened and what issues were detected or remediated. Combined, they create a stronger audit package for internal controls, external audits, and regulatory reviews by showing both the technical path and the content governance applied to it.
Data flow: OpenText Magellan Risk Guard to OpenText Trading Grid Cartographer
Risk Guard can identify recurring content issues, such as repeated exposure of personal data or restricted terms in specific document types. Cartographer can then be used to map those issues back to the exact integration paths and partner endpoints generating them. This allows integration and business teams to prioritize remediation on the most problematic routes rather than treating all flows equally.
Data flow: Bi-directional
When a partner mapping changes in Cartographer, such as a new endpoint, protocol change, or document route update, Risk Guard can be notified to reassess content screening requirements for that flow. Likewise, when Risk Guard updates a policy to detect new sensitive terms or document patterns, Cartographer can identify which integrations may need testing or revalidation. This reduces the chance of compliance gaps after integration changes.