Secure distribution of important files

About Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)

SFTP stands for SSH File Transfer Protocol or Secure File Transfer Protocol. It is a method of securely transferring files between two servers over an encrypted connection, typically using the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol. SFTP encrypts both file transfers and authentication, making it much more secure. The encryption ensures that unauthorized parties cannot intercept or manipulate the files during transmission. The integration allows file transfer in both directions - from the client to the server and from the server to the client. In addition, it allows you to perform file management tasks such as moving, deleting or changing rights on files.

Benefits of a SFTP integration?

Secure file transfer

• Documents to be signed via Addo Sign are securely transferred between different systems
• SFTP allows you to control who has access to documents
• Well suited for transferring large files or large amounts of data and documents

Document workflow automation

• With the integration, users don't need to switch between different systems as the entire process takes place in one unified solution
• Automate the process of transferring documents to and from Addo Sign
• Detailed logging of file transfers, which can help keep track of who transferred which files and when

Data security and integrity

• Sensitive documents are protected against unaut authorized access or manipulation during transmission
• Send automatic reminders to parties who need to sign documents
• Automated file transfers through SFTP ensure consistency and reliability, especially when handling many documents that need to be signed

Set up the integrationen in Addo!

You can set up the integration by logging into Addo and selecting Secure FTP under 'Integrations'.