Solutions

Choose and configure an Azure virtual machine with SFTPPlus installation on Linux or Windows Server.

Send SFTPPlus MFT event metadata to ERP, collaboration, and monitoring services through HTTP webhooks.

Manage authentication, file access, account expiration, password age, inactive users, home-folder cleanup, and login reporting from SFTPPlus MFT.

Select files by name, age, and transfer history so recurring workflows move only the files they need.

Publish selected SFTPPlus MFT audit events to RabbitMQ queues so other applications can react to file transfer activity.

Connect SFTPPlus MFT to cloud services through HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies, and publish its web interfaces behind a reverse proxy or application gateway.

Bind partner accounts and groups to their expected source networks, adding identity-aware access control beyond a network firewall.

Use native TOTP or external identity providers to protect Web Client, SFTP, FTPS, and administrator logins with more than a password.

Use readable glob patterns or precise regular expressions to select and exclude files, events, and other values across SFTPPlus MFT.

Write filtered audit events to text or CSV files, with independent formats, locations, rotation schedules, and retention limits.