SFTP Report Transfer
  • 20 May 2024
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Overview

The SFTP transfer for reports feature introduces a robust and secure mechanism for exporting reports to external servers using the Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). This enhancement streamlines the delivery of scheduled reports, automating the process of dropping reports directly into customer-specified SFTP locations. This streamlined process eliminates the need for users to manually access the reporting Ushur platform, providing a convenient and efficient way to receive periodic reports at scheduled intervals. With this feature, users can easily configure SFTP folders for their reports, fostering a more seamless and automated reporting experience.

Enable SFTP Connections for Reports

Contact your Customer Success Manager to enable this option for your profile.

Add or Edit SFTP Connections for Reports

To add or edit an SFTP connection, the IT admin or Enterprise Admin should follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to Dashboard > Settings > SFTP Connections for Reports.

  2. Add SFTP connections:

    1. In the SFTP Connections for Reports tab, click Add SFTP to create a new SFTP connection.

    2. Enter the necessary parameters in the Add SFTP Connections window:

      Field Name

      Description

      SFTP Name

      The user-defined label for a specific SFTP configuration.

      Description

      The text field for additional notes or context regarding the specific SFTP configuration.

      Host Name

      The IP address or network address of the server hosting the SFTP service.

      Port

      The network port number used by the SFTP server. The default port for SFTP is 22, but it can be changed by the server administrator.

      SFTP Path

      The specific directory or folder on the SFTP server where you want to access or transfer files.

      Username

      The valid username associated with their account on the SFTP server to establish a secure and authorized connection.

      Password

      The valid password associated with the provided username ensures secure and authorized access during SFTP connections

    3. Click Save to add a new SFTP connection.

  3. Edit SFTP connections:

    1. In the SFTP Connections for Reports tab, click the applicable connection from the SFTP summary table.

    2. Modify the necessary parameters in the Edit SFTP connection window:

      Field Name

      Description

      SFTP Name

      The user-defined label for a specific SFTP configuration.

      Description

      The text field for additional notes or context regarding the specific SFTP configuration.

      Host Name

      The IP address or network address of the server hosting the SFTP service.

      Port

      The network port number used by the SFTP server. The default port for SFTP is 22, but it can be changed by the server administrator.

      SFTP Path

      The specific directory or folder on the SFTP server where you want to access or transfer files.

      Username

      The valid username associated with their account on the SFTP server to establish a secure and authorized connection.

      Password

      The valid password associated with the provided username ensures secure and authorized access during SFTP connections

  4. Click Save.



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