This page shows how to send files that meet configured selection criteria from one source device to multiple destination devices at a scheduled time 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
Transfer only the files that meet configured matching criteria to multiple destination devices at a scheduled time, then perform additional tasks once the transfer completes. The schedule governs when the run starts, the selection rules govern what it carries, and the follow-up actions cover what happens afterwards.
Key components
Source device with file selection criteria
Multiple destination devices
Scheduled transfer
Follow-up actions (after transfer)
How it fits your workflow
Use this solution for unattended batch windows where a filtered set of files has to reach several machines and a further step has to follow, such as a notification, a cleanup, or a script on the receiving side. It keeps the selection, the timing, and the post-transfer step in one configured workflow instead of separate jobs.
Common use cases
Deliver filtered nightly data to multiple servers and trigger an import
Push matching configuration files and restart services after delivery
Send selected archives to backup hosts and notify an operations channel
Distribute report exports overnight and run a validation script
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.
1How do I schedule matching-file transfers with follow-up actions?
Configure the file selection rules, destination devices, schedule, and supported follow-up actions.
2What happens when no files match at execution time?
Check the documented behavior for empty selections and action triggering.
3How can I verify transfer and follow-up results?
Review the transfer results for each destination and the status of the configured actions.