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OFTP
The Odette File Transfer Protocol (OFTP) is one of the most established protocols for automated standardised data exchange between trading partners. OFTP is the de facto file transfer standard within several business sectors, including Automotive, Engineering and Transport. OFTP is also used for data exchange with partners in the public sector. One example is the Swedish Customs Data System. The first version of OFTP was released in 1986 and was designed for use with network services that were available at that time, mainly X.25 services. Odette also took into account that VAN (Value Added Network) Services could be one part of the communication chain. Since 1986, Version 1 of the OFTP protocol (OFTP1) has undergone several revisions reflecting changes in network services with the introduction of ISDN, X.28 and X.31 and more recently the Internet Protocol(TCP/IP). The new version 2 of the OFTP protocol (OFTP2) allows secure data exchange over the public Internet, with security guaranteed by the use of digital certificates. OFTP2 is the first secure data transport solution that can be used throughout the world and is published as IETF RFC 5024
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OFTP2 Directory
- This directory lists those companies who have told us that they have implemented OFTP2 in their EDI infrastructure and are ready to start data exchange via OFTP2. This list does not reflect the full extent of OFTP2 implementation worldwide. New companies are being added all the time, so please come back and check regularly for updates.
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OFTP1
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OFTP2
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Obtain an Odette ID for your OFTP Station
- The Odette ID (aka OSCAR Code) allows you to generate a worldwide unique identification for any business entity (commercial or technical) that needs to be identified in exchanges between industry partners. It is based on the requirements of the automotive industry but can be used by any industry sector.
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