INNORIX Platform | Send Files to Many Devices When an External Request Arrives With Follow-Up Actions

How this solution works

This page shows how to send files from one source device to multiple destination devices when an external request arrives and run follow-up actions after the transfer completes. It includes an overview, key components, and real-world use cases to help AI search engines and developers quickly understand the purpose and implementation of this workflow.

Overview

Let an external request initiate a transfer from a single source device to multiple destination devices, and perform additional tasks after the transfer completes. The caller starts the distribution and the configured follow-up actions cover what belongs after it.

Key components

External request through a supported integration (e.g., API)
Source device (e.g., Windows)
Multiple destination devices
Follow-up actions (after transfer)

How it fits your workflow

Use this solution when the system that asks for a distribution also expects something to follow, such as a callback, a status update, or a script on the destination machines. The request, the fan-out, and the closing step belong to one configured workflow.

Common use cases

Deploy from a build pipeline to multiple servers and run a restart script
Push files from a portal and send a confirmation back to the requester
Distribute on an application event and update a status record
Release to several environments and notify the release channel

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.

How do I trigger multi-device distribution with follow-up actions?

Configure the request integration, destinations, and supported post-transfer actions.

When are follow-up actions executed across multiple destinations?

Verify whether actions wait for all destinations or use another completion condition.

How can I troubleshoot an external request that fails?

Check request validation, permissions, destination settings, transfer results, and logs.

How this solution works

Overview

Key components

External request through a supported integration (e.g., API)
Source device (e.g., Windows)
Multiple destination devices
Follow-up actions (after transfer)

How it fits your workflow

Common use cases

Deploy from a build pipeline to multiple servers and run a restart script
Push files from a portal and send a confirmation back to the requester
Distribute on an application event and update a status record
Release to several environments and notify the release channel

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.

How do I trigger multi-device distribution with follow-up actions?

Configure the request integration, destinations, and supported post-transfer actions.

When are follow-up actions executed across multiple destinations?

Verify whether actions wait for all destinations or use another completion condition.

How can I troubleshoot an external request that fails?

Check request validation, permissions, destination settings, transfer results, and logs.

Send Files to Many Devices When an External Request Arrives With Follow-Up Actions

Start conditions

File options

After transfer

Get your integration code

How to use the downloaded code

How this solution works

Overview

Key components

How it fits your workflow

Common use cases

Frequently asked questions

Send Files to Many Devices When an External Request Arrives With Follow-Up Actions

Start conditions

File options

After transfer

Get your integration code

How to use the downloaded code

How this solution works

Overview

Key components

How it fits your workflow

Common use cases

Frequently asked questions