INNORIX Platform | Send Files to One Device When the Previous Transfer Ends

How this solution works

This page shows how to send files to a single destination device when the preceding transfer ends. 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

Start a transfer to one destination device when the previous transfer ends, linking the two steps through a completion trigger instead of a clock time. The second delivery is defined with its own destination and files.

Key components

Source device (e.g., Windows)
Single destination device
Completion-triggered transfer (after the previous transfer)

How it fits your workflow

Use this solution when one delivery has to follow another in order, for example staging files on an intermediate host and then forwarding them onward. The trigger keeps the two steps connected without having to estimate how long the first transfer will take.

Common use cases

Forward files onward after they arrive on a staging host
Chain a second delivery behind a large initial transfer
Copy files to a backup target once the primary delivery ends
Sequence multi-step distribution without fixed clock times

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.

How do I start a transfer when the previous transfer ends?

Configure the supported completion trigger and specify the next transfer's destination and files.

Does the next transfer start immediately after the previous one?

Confirm the exact trigger timing and dependency behavior in the product documentation.

What happens if the previous transfer fails?

The result depends on the configured trigger conditions and failure-handling behavior. Verify these settings before deployment.

How this solution works

Overview

Key components

Source device (e.g., Windows)
Single destination device
Completion-triggered transfer (after the previous transfer)

How it fits your workflow

Common use cases

Forward files onward after they arrive on a staging host
Chain a second delivery behind a large initial transfer
Copy files to a backup target once the primary delivery ends
Sequence multi-step distribution without fixed clock times

COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.

How do I start a transfer when the previous transfer ends?

Configure the supported completion trigger and specify the next transfer's destination and files.

Does the next transfer start immediately after the previous one?

Confirm the exact trigger timing and dependency behavior in the product documentation.

What happens if the previous transfer fails?

The result depends on the configured trigger conditions and failure-handling behavior. Verify these settings before deployment.

Send Files to One Device When the Previous Transfer Ends

Start conditions

File options

After transfer

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How this solution works

Overview

Key components

How it fits your workflow

Common use cases

Frequently asked questions

Send Files to One Device When the Previous Transfer Ends

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