Know what needs attention
Separate missing, late, processing, and failed submissions so your team can act on the right partner first.
Partner file workflows for operations teams
See what is due, what arrived, what needs correction, and what is ready for the next process without rebuilding the story from inboxes, shared folders, and separate trackers.
What operations needs
DTO Flow gives your team one accountable view of each partner, period, expected package, correction, and accepted submission.
Separate missing, late, processing, and failed submissions so your team can act on the right partner first.
Give partners clear status and actionable feedback while your team follows every new attempt in the same history.
Identify the current accepted submission and make it available for authorized download or API retrieval by the purchasing, planning, reporting, or import process that needs it.
A clearer operating rhythm
Start with one partner workflow, define what complete means, and let the same process repeat for every period.
Set the files, formats, naming expectations, schedule, and optional table checks your receiving process needs.
Give the submitting partner access to its dedicated incoming feed and only the exchanges it should see.
Track the week, month, quarter, or ad hoc event represented by the expected submission.
Keep every file connected to the right partner, period, and submission so the full package is easy to follow.
Show useful feedback, retain earlier attempts, and make the corrected submission visible without losing the operational timeline.
Mark the accepted submission as current and make the complete package available for authorized download or API retrieval.
Operational visibility
Your dashboard shows whether the expected period is waiting, processing, needs correction, or is complete.
A stronger daily workflow
The value is practical: clearer ownership, clearer prioritization, complete submission context, and an accepted input your team can use.
See current periods and attention states without maintaining a separate follow-up spreadsheet.
Connect every attempt and correction to the partner and period that produced it.
Confirm that all required files arrived before the submission moves forward.
Give receiving teams one current accepted submission with the full history still available.
Fits the process you already run
DTO Flow organizes the partner exchange and prepares the accepted input for the tools and teams that already complete the business process.
Questions operations teams ask
Yes. Keep Excel and CSV files together with supporting documents in one expected package, and apply detailed checks to the structured files that matter to the receiving process.
Start with one recurring exchange whose due dates, corrections, and accepted handoff create regular work. Add more partner-specific feeds as your operating model becomes established.
Authorized users can download the current accepted package, or an approved integration can retrieve it through the API for the purchasing, planning, reporting, or import process already in place.
It is a strong fit when external partners send recurring files and your team needs dependable status, correction history, complete packages, and a clearly accepted submission.
Explore the connected workflow
Follow the complete gateway or open the partner-file workflows most relevant to day-to-day operational ownership.
Start with one recurring responsibility
Bring the partner, period, package, corrections, and accepted result into one dependable workflow your team can repeat.