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INTER-SITE FILE TRANSFER

Transfers between many sites,
one Flow to configure and run.

From New York HQ to the London office, from the Frankfurt data center to cloud storage in Amsterdam. Configure file transfers between sites, and run and manage many transfer jobs in one environment.

From 1:1 transfers to distribution to many sites, collection from many sites and multi-stage transfers.

Global Transfer Network

LIVE
  • New York → Londonfinancial-report.zipCompleted
  • Frankfurt → Amsterdamanalytics-data.csv68%, Running
  • San Francisco → Frankfurtbackup-data.zip42%, Running

TRANSFER CONFIGURATION

Select connected sites and choose the files to transfer.

Select the server or storage to use as the source and the destination.

Specify files and folders, the destination path and the rule for existing files to create a Flow.

Once configured, a Flow can be run repeatedly or automated.

Studio / New Flow

Transfer configuration

SOURCE

New York HQ, Windows ServerC:\Reports\2026\
  • financial-report.zip
  • analytics-data.csv

DESTINATION

London Office, Linux Server/data/reports/
ExecutionReady to Run

MULTI-SITE TRANSFER TOPOLOGIES

From one site to many, and from many sites to one.

Configure 1:1 transfers, 1:N distribution, N:1 collection and A→B→C multi-stage transfers.

Define each site's role and the order files are delivered in, and complex transfers across many sites run automatically.

MULTI-SITE TRANSFER TOPOLOGIES

  • 1:N distributionSend the same files from one source to many sites.
  • N:1 collectionCollect files from many sites into one central server.
  • A→B→C multi-stage transferWhen one transfer completes, the files go on to the next site automatically.

Transfer Workflow

READY
  1. 1:1
  2. 1:N
  3. N:1
  4. A→B→C

SOURCE

New York HQ

DESTINATIONS3 Sites

London Office
Frankfurt DC
Amsterdam Cloud
company-update.zipReady

SCHEDULED & EVENT-DRIVEN TRANSFERS

Run transfers on a schedule, and chain the next job automatically.

Run site-to-site transfers daily, weekly, monthly or on any fixed schedule.

Start the next transfer on an event, such as a new file appearing or the previous transfer completing.

Automate recurring report delivery, data collection, backup distribution and more.

Automation Schedule

ACTIVE
Daily report distributionNew York → London → Frankfurt → Amsterdam

EXECUTION TIMELINE

  1. 102:00,New York → LondonCompleted
  2. 2After Transfer,London → FrankfurtRunning
  3. 3Next,Frankfurt → AmsterdamWaiting
Daily, 02:00 AMEvent trigger

TRANSFER MONITORING

See the transfer status of every site in one place.

Check running transfers in the overall list, then look into a specific Flow's progress and its per-site and per-file status.

When a transfer is interrupted or delayed, find the site and file concerned and track its recovery.

Transfer Dashboard

MONITORING
Total Flows
24
Running
08
Completed
16

Recent TransfersView all

  • New York → Londonfinancial-report.zipCompleted
  • Frankfurt → Amsterdamanalytics-data.csvRunning
  • San Francisco → Frankfurtbackup-data.zipRunning

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions about
inter-site transfer setup and execution

Can I transfer files between headquarters and overseas branches?

Yes. Select connected servers and storage as the source and destination to configure a site-to-site transfer.

Can I distribute files to many sites at once?

Yes. Configure a 1:N distribution from one source to many destinations.

Can I collect files from many branches into headquarters?

Yes. Configure an N:1 collection from many sources to one destination.

Are A→B→C multi-stage transfers possible?

Yes. Use the completion event of one transfer to start the next and build a chained transfer.

Can I pick specific files and folders to transfer?

Yes. Select files and folders on the connected source server or storage when configuring the transfer.

Can transfers run automatically at a set time?

Yes. Set an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly schedule for repeated runs.

Can a transfer start automatically when a new file is created?

Yes. Supported event conditions can start a transfer when a new file appears.

Can I see transfer progress across many sites?

Yes. Studio Runs shows the full transfer list and the progress of each Flow, site and file.

What happens if the network drops during a transfer?

According to the configured recovery policy, it waits for the connection to recover and then resumes the interrupted transfer.

Can I run a configured transfer again?

Yes. Reuse a saved Flow, or run it repeatedly on a schedule or on events.

Automate file transfers between your sites.

Configure file transfers between headquarters, branches, data centers and the cloud in INNORIX, and manage everything from distribution, collection and multi-stage transfers to run monitoring in one environment.