Site-to-Site File Transfer
Move files freely between sites and data centers worldwide.
Exchange files in both directions between headquarters, branches, data centers and the cloud, and send to several sites at once. From large file moves to scheduled data exchange, transfers resume after network failures, with transfer automation and central management when you need them.
ConnectHeadquarters, branches, data centers and cloud sites join one transfer environment.
Two-way transferSeoul HQ and New York HQ exchange files with each other.
Multi-site transferFiles from Seoul HQ go to Frankfurt and Singapore, then on to New York, all at once.
ResumeThe Singapore → Tokyo transfer cut off by a network failure picks up from where it stopped.
FLEXIBLE SITE-TO-SITE OPERATIONS
Shape transfers to each site's
network and operating rules.
Connect private-network servers, data centers and cloud storage, then set which files to send and when to run. Transfers that pass through several sites become one workflow, and when the network drops, transfer resumes from the part that is still needed.
- ConnectHQ, Busan DC2 sites connected
- Select files*.csv, *.zip128 files matched
- TransferEvery day, 02:002.4 TB transferred
- RecoveryResume from breakResumed, no restart
- ResultCompletion checkAll files arrived
Connect different sites in one environment
Connect Windows and Linux servers, private IP networks, on-premises data centers and cloud storage.
Send exactly the files the job needs
Set file name, extension, path, size and regular-expression rules to pick only the data you need.
Automate schedules and follow-up work per site
Configure scheduled and event-driven runs, and transfers that hand off to the next site once the previous step completes.
Keep transferring on unstable networks
Apply wait, retry and resume policies for network drops, server restarts, low disk space and more.
USE CASES
One way to move enterprise data, from HQ to overseas sites.
Scheduled business data exchange, data center migration, overseas branch transfers, relay transfers across several sites, backup and disaster recovery. Configure each to match your enterprise network.
Scheduled HQ-to-branch data exchange
Exchange sales data, business files, operations reports and other scheduled data in both directions between headquarters and branches nationwide.
Large-scale data center migration
Move huge volumes of data and vast numbers of files during data center migration and consolidation, resuming any interrupted transfer.
Overseas branches and global sites
Transfer large business files between overseas sites and remote data centers, coping with the drops and latency of long-distance networks.
Relay transfers across several sites
Build a Flow-based transfer from headquarters to a regional data center and on to branches, with each step running once the previous one completes.
Remote backup and disaster recovery
Deliver files from production servers to a backup data center on a schedule, and find and resend any failed or missing files.
Private-network and hybrid transfers
Transfer files between servers on the internal network and cloud storage while keeping your existing security and access policies.
WHY INNORIX
Beyond moving files,
run every site
reliably.
Running site-to-site transfers on FTP, SFTP or ad-hoc scripts makes connection management, schedule conflicts, failure handling, missing-file checks and audit records hard to keep up with. INNORIX manages site connections, transfer automation, interruption recovery, file-level result tracking and operating policies in one environment.
From site-specific methods to unified operations
Reduce the need to maintain separate scripts and job schedules on each server. Manage connections and transfer jobs for every site in Studio.
Automate recurring file exchange
Chain transfers to hourly, daily and weekly schedules, new-file events and the completion of preceding jobs.
Keep transferring through network failures
Handle dropped connections, server restarts, low disk space and transient network faults, retrying only the files that need it.
Track results down to the file
Check progress per site and the completion, failure and retry history of each file, then verify the final result.
HQ to regional data centerDaily data exchange, 128 files
Transfer results
2.4 TBCompleted
- Normal
- 127
- Recovered
- 1
- Failed
- 0
Automatic recovery
3/3Recovered
Resumed from the break, no restart
- Interrupted
- Retried
- Recovered
Assurance
Passed
All contract conditions satisfied
- All files arrived
- Before 06:00
- Integrity verified
- No failed files
EXPLORE THE PRODUCT
Explore every feature enterprise site-to-site transfer needs.
From connecting headquarters, branches, and data centers to two-way, large, and long-distance transfer, failure recovery, and operations: everything an enterprise needs.
Sites and network connection
See how servers at headquarters, branches, and data centers connect across private lines, leased lines, and firewalls, with per-network transfer settings.
Learn moreInter-site transfer setup and execution
See how to set two-way transfers and per-business file conditions, and move files between sites under run policies.
Learn moreSite operations and Assurance
Learn how run conflicts, connection status, and transfer errors across sites are managed, with policy-based exceptions and result verification.
Learn moreLarge and massive file transfer
Learn the technology that reliably moves files over 10TB and huge numbers of small files between sites and data centers.
Learn moreLong-distance, high-speed transfer
See how speed is raised and bandwidth used efficiently between overseas branches and distant data centers.
Learn moreFile transfer automation
See how recurring inter-site transfers are automated with schedules, file-creation events, and prior-job conditions.
Learn moreMonitoring and file search
See how to track per-site progress and each file's completed or failed result, and search the run records you need.
Learn moreSecurity and audit
See how transfer encryption, access control, external security scans, and per-site run history and audit records apply.
Learn morePricing and licensing
Compare licenses and terms for your environment, from free testing to multi-site operations and on-premises deployment.
Learn moreINTEGRATION & GET STARTED
Run site-to-site transfers from
your software, servers and AI.
Use the API, SDK, server connections and MCP to integrate and automate file transfer between headquarters, branches and data centers in your existing business systems.
Run from software
Integrate the API and SDK into ERP and business applications. Specify the sites and files, then automate scheduled runs, status queries and result handling.
Start developingRun on servers and hardware
Connect headquarters and branch servers and data center equipment to a central transfer environment. Register sites in bulk and manage file paths, schedules and connection status remotely.
Connect servers and devicesRun file transfers from AI
Connect INNORIX MCP to AI development tools and agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. Run complex Flows in natural language and check the results.
Connect AIGET STARTED
Start enterprise site-to-site file transfer today.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ: site-to-site
file transfer
Server connections and private networks, two-way and flow-based transfer, long-distance performance, failure recovery, security and how to get started.
What types of file transfers can be configured between headquarters, branches, and data centers?
You can connect Windows/Linux servers and supported cloud storage to configure bidirectional transfers between headquarters and branches, file transfers between data centers, overseas site transfers, scheduled backup file delivery, and sequential transfers across multiple sites. Simply select the source and destination, then configure file conditions, execution schedules, and storage rules. Transfer tasks across multiple sites can be managed together in Studio.
Can servers on private networks or different IP ranges also be connected?
Yes. Even if headquarters, branches, and data centers are on different networks, they can be connected by configuring the required communication paths and access permissions. Connection methods can be configured according to enterprise network policies, including servers using private IP addresses, On-premises environments, and sites separated by firewalls. Authentication and network requirements for connectivity can be found in the installation and connection guide.
Why should I use INNORIX instead of FTP/SFTP or custom transfer scripts?
Although files can be transferred using FTP/SFTP and scripts, as the number of sites and servers increases, connection management, scheduled tasks, execution conflicts, failure recovery, missing file checks, and audit records must each be implemented separately. INNORIX provides transfer creation, automation, real-time monitoring, interruption recovery, file-level result searches, and operational policies in a single environment. It helps standardize file transfers across multiple sites and reduce repetitive operational workloads.
Can files be sent from headquarters to a branch and then forwarded to another site?
Yes. You can configure sequential transfers in an A→B→C structure, where files are transferred from headquarters A to regional data center B and then forwarded from B to branch C. Completion of the preceding transfer can be designated as the execution condition for the subsequent task, allowing you to check progress and results at each stage. Different file selection conditions and storage rules can also be applied to each transfer segment.
Can files be exchanged bidirectionally between headquarters and branches?
Yes. Transfers from headquarters to branches and transfers from branches to headquarters can be configured and operated separately. For bidirectional file exchange, file conditions, execution schedules, and storage paths can be distinguished by transfer direction. For example, headquarters can distribute operational files to branches, while branches can automatically transfer daily generated report data back to headquarters.
Can different files and execution schedules be applied to each site?
Yes. File names, extensions, sizes, paths, and regular expression conditions can be specified for each site. Execution schedules can also be configured hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly, and triggered by events such as new file creation or completion of previous tasks. Transfers can be separated or connected according to each site's business hours and network operation policies.
Can large files be transferred to overseas branches over long-distance networks?
Yes. Large files and numerous small files can be transferred between overseas branches and remote data centers. INNORIX provides technology for handling single files larger than 10TB and up to 100 million small files. In environments where long-distance transfer performance is important, Hyperlane can be used to improve bandwidth utilization across long-distance networks.
What happens if the network connection is interrupted or the server restarts during a transfer?
Even if the connection is interrupted or the server restarts during a transfer, the system can wait for the connection to recover and resume the transfer according to the configured recovery policy. It can be configured to retry only the necessary files without unnecessarily retransferring files that have already been completed. Transfer interruption and recovery histories can also be checked at remote sites experiencing recurring network failures.
What happens if the destination server runs out of storage space?
If the destination server or storage does not have sufficient capacity, transfers can be placed on hold and configured to resume once storage space becomes available. Failed tasks and files can be identified, and only the necessary targets can be retransferred. Other normal transfer tasks can continue according to the configured policies, reducing unnecessary interruptions to overall operations caused by storage issues in certain locations.
Can files be transferred simultaneously across multiple sites?
Yes. Different transfer tasks can be executed simultaneously between multiple headquarters, branches, and data centers, with progress monitored in Studio. INNORIX has technology capable of handling 1,000 concurrent transfers, and transfer schedules and execution conditions can be adjusted to utilize network and server resources efficiently. Policies for execution conflicts and concurrent access can also be configured.
Can I verify whether all transferred files have arrived?
Yes. You can check the completed, failed, and retried status of each transfer task and search for individual files based on file names, paths, and execution histories. Even if a transfer is interrupted, you can check which files have been processed and retransmit missing or failed files. File transfer results across sites can be centrally managed to verify the completion of scheduled data exchanges.
Can conditions requiring transfers to be completed within a specified time be managed?
With Assurance, you can define transfer completion times, whether required files are included, the final completion status of destination sites, and exception handling conditions. For example, you can configure a success condition requiring operational files to be delivered from headquarters to all branches by 6 AM. Even if the files themselves have been transferred, results can be evaluated according to separate success conditions if the specified time is exceeded or required files are missing.
Can it be configured to meet internal enterprise security policies and audit requirements?
INNORIX can manage enterprise file transfer environments using transfer encryption, access control, execution histories, and audit records. In supported configurations, data can be transferred directly from the source to the destination without loading it into a separate intermediate file storage location. It can be deployed according to On-premises and private network environments, and workflows can also be configured to perform file inspections before and after transfers by integrating with external security tools.
Can it be connected to existing ERP, business systems, or external monitoring services?
Yes. Using APIs and SDKs, transfer tasks can be created and execution results can be retrieved from ERP systems, data processing systems, and existing applications. Workflows before and after transfers can be connected through integrations with Slack notifications, Datadog monitoring, and external security inspection tools. External AI services such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini can use INNORIX MCP to request transfers and check their status using natural language.
Do I need to replace existing servers or migrate to the cloud?
No. You can configure a file transfer environment using existing Windows/Linux servers and On-premises data centers. Cloud usage is not mandatory, and supported Object Storage can be added as a transfer destination when needed. You can introduce transfer automation between sites and centralized operational functions while maintaining your existing infrastructure.
Can I test it for free before deploying it in an enterprise production environment?
Yes. Through free testing, you can directly verify server connections, transfer creation, scheduled execution, real-time monitoring, network interruption recovery, and file-level result searches. In the live demo, you can first experience site-to-site transfers through actual product screens. For official deployment, you can select a license based on the number of servers and sites to be connected, network configuration, On-premises deployment requirements, and technical support conditions, and deploy it together with INNORIX or its partners.