Odette file transfer protocol version two (OFTP2) is a secure file transfer protocol used primarily in Europe for electronic data interchange (EDI). It operates over TCP/IP networks and supports strong encryption, digital signatures and file compression. OFTP2 can transfer files over the internet and legacy protocols such as ISDN or X.25 and is designed for large-scale, automated data exchanges between trading partners.
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Odette file transfer protocol (OFTP)
The Odette file transfer protocol (OFTP) is a peer-to-peer file transfer standard originally built for European automotive supply chains that creates electronic data interchange (EDI) as a replacement for physical documents. OFTP lets partners exchange documents such as purchase orders, invoices and engineering data in digital format using a common set of receipt acknowledgements.
