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Data requests let you ask a partner — a feedstock supplier, transporter, lab, or anyone outside Mangrove — to send the data you need for a project. They get a link (or an email), upload files against the specific events you asked for, and you review their submission before it lands in the project.
Need the same data every week or month? See Schedule recurring data requests instead of sending a new one-off each cycle.

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Send a data request

Create a request from Data Inputs > Request Data.
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Pick recipients

Choose partner users in To (and optionally CC). Recipients are notified by email when the request is sent — the email is sent from your name (e.g. From: John at Southeast Capture).
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Set the date range

Choose the period the partner should report on (e.g. April 1 – April 30). The partner only needs to provide data covering this window.
3

Select events requested

Under Events requested, pick the events you want covered — a fuel delivery, lab analysis, meter reading, etc. The partner sees these as a checklist of what to provide.
4

Add an optional message

Include a short message that appears at the top of the request page.
5

Send or share

On send, recipients get an email with a direct link. You can also copy the request URL and share it however you’d like — Slack, text, customer portal. The request shows up immediately on any apps that integrate the Mangrove API.

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Track submissions

The Request Data tab lists every outstanding request with an N/M events indicator — the number of requested events the partner has completed. Open a submission by selecting the Files icon or the request URL — the submission opens in a new tab. You can edit it directly: upload or remove files on the partner’s behalf, toggle which events each file covers, and add notes for your records.

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What partners see

Partners don’t need a Mangrove login. They open the link and see:
  • The date range you’re asking about
  • A checklist of events to upload files for
  • Your message, if any
  • An upload area
See Submit to a data request for the partner-side experience.