Keep the Transfers,
Change How They Run.

An existing FTP/SFTP transfer is more than a sending server and a receiving one. Directories, run times, file selection rules, retry behaviour and follow-up work are all tied to it. Change only the server or the protocol and every one of those conditions has to be built again.

INNORIX takes your current transfer relationships and carries Source and Target, Schedule and the script's run conditions into the new transfer configuration. What runs when, which files go where, and what happens once it completes are all reflected — so this is a migration of the work itself, not a server swap.

Replacing every FTP/SFTP connection an enterprise runs at the same time raises the risk of interruption. Starting with the jobs that cost the most to operate, or that gain the most from the change, is the practical order.

INNORIX checks the paths and run conditions of an existing transfer, builds it the new way, and lets you verify the result against real files and your own network. Run both side by side and compare if you want to; a transfer moves across only once it has been verified. Interfaces that are hard to change — an SFTP link with an outside partner — can stay exactly as they are while the internal transfers improve.

In an existing FTP/SFTP setup a file is often written to a relay server and sent on from there, or moved by a chain of shell scripts and batch jobs. That adds steps, and when something fails it adds work to find the cause and recover.

Where a direct transfer is possible, INNORIX removes the staging and re-sending step. Run conditions and follow-up work scattered across scripts become a Flow you can reuse. Schedule, file selection, retry and result checks sit in one transfer operation, so the structure gets simpler while the work stays the same.