This page shows how to send files from one source device to multiple destination devices on a recurring schedule 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
Distribute files from a single source device to multiple destination devices on a recurring schedule, and perform additional tasks after the transfer completes. The recurrence drives the run and the follow-up actions cover the work that belongs after each delivery.
Key components
Source device (e.g., Windows)
Multiple destination devices
Recurring schedule
Follow-up actions (after transfer)
How it fits your workflow
Use this solution when a repeating distribution also needs a step on the other side, such as notifying a team, reloading a service, or starting a script that consumes the delivered files. The transfer and the task that depends on it stay inside a single recurring workflow.
Common use cases
Push daily data sets to multiple servers and start an import routine
Refresh content on several endpoints and clear local caches afterwards
Deliver weekly exports and notify the teams that consume them
Update application files on multiple hosts and restart the service
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.
1Can recurring multi-device transfers run follow-up actions?
Configure follow-up actions when the selected workflow supports them.
2Do actions run after each recurring transfer?
Verify the configured completion condition and how it applies to each execution.
3How can I monitor recurring transfers to multiple destinations?
Review execution history, destination-level results, and available logs.