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Templafy and OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid complement each other well in organizations that need both controlled document creation and secure B2B document exchange. Templafy standardizes how business documents are generated, branded, and populated with approved content, while OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid manages the secure delivery, collaboration, and audit trail for those documents across trading partners. Together, they support end-to-end document workflows from creation to external exchange.
Data flow: Templafy to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid
Procurement teams can generate purchase orders in Templafy using approved templates, legal clauses, and supplier-specific fields pulled from ERP or procurement systems. Once finalized, the purchase order is automatically routed to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid for secure delivery to suppliers. This reduces manual formatting errors, ensures consistent terms, and improves turnaround time for order issuance.
Data flow: Templafy to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid
Finance teams can use Templafy to generate customer invoices with the correct branding, tax language, payment terms, and jurisdiction-specific disclaimers. After generation, invoices are transmitted through OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid to customers or trading partners with delivery confirmation and auditability. This supports consistent billing presentation while maintaining secure, traceable exchange.
Data flow: Templafy to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid
Logistics and supply chain teams can create advanced shipping notices, packing lists, and delivery confirmations in Templafy using approved layouts and live shipment data from ERP or warehouse systems. OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid then distributes these documents securely to customers, carriers, or warehouse partners. This improves visibility into shipment status and helps downstream partners prepare for receipt.
Data flow: Bi-directional
Procurement teams can use Templafy to generate supplier onboarding packs such as trading terms, compliance forms, and contract summaries. OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid can then send these packages to suppliers and collect acknowledgements or completed documents. Returned documents can be routed back into internal workflows for review, approval, and storage. This creates a controlled onboarding process with clear accountability.
Data flow: Templafy to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid
Legal and commercial teams can create contract summaries, amendments, or renewal notices in Templafy using approved clauses and branding. OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid can then distribute these documents securely to external partners and track delivery and acceptance. This is useful when commercial terms need to be communicated consistently across a large partner network.
Data flow: Templafy to OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid
Order management teams can generate order confirmations, backorder notices, and fulfillment updates in Templafy using customer-specific data from CRM or ERP systems. OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid then delivers these documents securely to customers or channel partners. This ensures that customer communications are professional, accurate, and traceable.
Data flow: Bi-directional
In regulated industries, Templafy can enforce the use of approved wording, disclaimers, and document structures before any external exchange occurs. OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid can then manage the secure transmission, receipt, and archiving of those documents with full auditability. Returned acknowledgements, signed forms, or partner responses can be fed back into internal systems for compliance tracking.
Overall, integrating Templafy with OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid creates a controlled document lifecycle: Templafy ensures the right content is created, and OpenText Active Documents Trading Grid ensures it is securely exchanged with external partners. This combination is especially valuable for enterprises that depend on high-volume, document-driven B2B processes.