Connect to any SFTP server and pull product data automatically. Browse directories, select files, preview data, and schedule reliable syncs. Authenticate with a password or SSH key. Plain FTP is supported too if your server still uses it.
SFTP capabilities
An SSH key gets rotated. A column gets renamed upstream. A file doesn't arrive on time. Nobody notices until the Google Merchant Center rejects the feed, ad spend is wasted, and products disappear from shopping channels.
Someone rotates the SSH key or the password expires. Your cron job fails silently, and the feed goes stale for days before anyone notices.
Connecting with FileZilla or an SFTP client, navigating to the right folder, and downloading the file manually. Or maintaining a script that breaks the moment a path or filename changes.
A network timeout kills the download. There's no retry logic, no error log, and no alert. The broken feed is just... gone.
New file path? Different server? Updated credentials? That's a developer ticket, a deployment, and a waiting game.
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From server credentials to automated, scheduled syncs.
Provide your SFTP hostname, port, and authentication. Use a password or an SSH private key. Test the connection before saving to catch errors immediately.
Navigate the remote directory structure visually. Browse folders, see file listings with sizes and dates, and select the file you want to import.
Set the sync frequency from hourly to weekly. Choose the exact time, or trigger on demand. Feed Panda handles retries and alerts automatically.
Reliable, encrypted file transfer with SSH authentication, access control, and monitoring built in.
Authenticate to your SFTP server with an SSH private key or a password. Plain FTP with username and password is supported as a fallback. All credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed in logs or error messages.
Navigate remote folders visually. See file names, sizes, and dates. Select exactly which file to import, no memorizing or typing paths.
Verify credentials and access before committing. Test the connection to catch authentication errors, permission issues, and network problems immediately.
Set the exact sync frequency, from hourly to weekly. Configure the hour, minute, and day of week. Trigger on demand when you need data now.
SFTP tunnels every byte through SSH, so hostnames, credentials, and file contents stay encrypted end to end. Works reliably behind corporate firewalls and cloud infrastructure.
Create an SFTP connection once and reuse it across multiple data sources. One connection can point to different files on the same server without entering credentials again.
Network hiccups and rate limits retry themselves in the background. Real problems like a wrong password, a revoked SSH key, or an expired permission get flagged the moment we spot them, with the exact reason attached.
Connect your SFTP server once. Browse folders, select your files, and schedule reliable automated syncs with SSH key or password auth. Get alerted when something needs attention, not days later when a client asks why the feed is stale.