Overview
Chain a transfer to one destination device to the completion of a preceding transfer, and execute additional tasks once the new transfer finishes. Sequencing and follow-up actions are both defined in the workflow configuration.
Link a transfer to the completion of a preceding transfer and configure follow-up actions for the new transfer.
When should it start?
You can add more than one action.
What should happen after the transfer?
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AI-FRIENDLY EXPLANATION
This page shows how to send files from one source device to a single destination device when a preceding transfer ends, and run follow-up actions after the new 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.
Chain a transfer to one destination device to the completion of a preceding transfer, and execute additional tasks once the new transfer finishes. Sequencing and follow-up actions are both defined in the workflow configuration.
Use this solution to build multi-stage delivery pipelines where one transfer hands off to the next and the final step closes out with tasks such as notifications, cleanup, or a downstream script. It suits staged handoffs that should not begin before the earlier step has reported completion.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Find answers to the most common questions about this configuration.
Configure the preceding-transfer completion trigger and enable supported follow-up actions for the subsequent transfer.
Verify whether the actions run after the current transfer completes and how failures affect the workflow.
Inspect the preceding transfer's status, trigger conditions, and available execution logs.