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What’s new in OpenText Trading Grid Aviator

B2B operations generate enormous amounts of information—but finding the right answer, understanding what is happening, and knowing what to do next can still take time. OpenText™ Trading Grid Aviator brings AI directly into OpenText™ Business Network, helping users turn that operational complexity into accessible, actionable business intelligence.

Embedded across Business Network applications, Trading Grid Aviator provides one conversational AI experience for interacting with transactions, trading partners, communities, mappings, integrations, and product knowledge. Business and technical users can ask questions in natural language, uncover issues and anomalies, understand errors, gain visibility across their trading community, and get guidance on next steps—without navigating multiple systems or relying on deep technical expertise.

As Trading Grid Aviator continues to evolve, this blog will track the latest capabilities and enhancements—and how they are making complex B2B operations easier to understand, manage, and act on.

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