Push transformed feeds to FTP, SFTP, S3, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Never ship a partial file. Keep every version neatly named. Skip uploads when nothing changed.
Supported delivery destinations
Uploading files by hand, running cron scripts, and juggling credentials across platforms leads to missed deliveries, stale data, and broken partner integrations.
A failed upload at 3 AM means partners and platforms run on stale data all day. You only find out when an angry client emails asking why the feed is stale.
A network interruption midway leaves half a file on the server. Partners import it, products vanish, and trust erodes.
FTP passwords in spreadsheets, API keys in Slack messages, scattered secrets across tools and team members.
When a partner says they didn't receive the file, you have no logs to prove it was sent, when, or what it contained.
Last run: 5 mins ago • Atomic upload
From transformed feed to every destination, automatically.
Select FTP, SFTP, S3-compatible storage, Google Drive, or OneDrive. Reuse existing connections or create new ones with guided setup.
Set the file format (CSV or XML), delimiter, encoding, path with dynamic variables, and file naming convention. Test the connection before saving.
Set a recurring schedule or trigger on demand. Track every delivery attempt with status, file size, row count, and duration in run history.
Reliable, automated delivery with smart features that prevent broken files and wasted uploads.
Deliver the same feed to FTP, SFTP, S3-compatible storage, Google Drive, and OneDrive. Add as many destinations per feed as you need, each with its own format and schedule.
Files upload as temporary files first, then move to the final path. If upload fails midway, you won't end up with a partial file at the destination.
Use template variables: {feed_name}, {date}, {datetime}, {timestamp}. Keep versions organized automatically.
If your output hasn't changed since the last run, we skip the upload. Choose to overwrite existing files or keep each version separately. Remote folders get created automatically if they don't exist.
CSV with configurable delimiters, or XML with custom root and item element names. Set encodings, headers, and format per destination.
Network hiccups and rate limits retry themselves in the background. Real problems like a wrong password or missing permission get flagged right away, with the exact reason. No wasted retry cycles on things that'll never succeed.
All deliveries use encrypted protocols. Credentials are encrypted at rest and never logged. Every attempt is logged with status, size, and duration for a full audit trail.
Set up your destinations once. We prevent partial files, skip unchanged uploads, and retry the flaky stuff automatically. Focus on your business, not your delivery scripts.