FTPeek

Upload, download, and manipulate remote files on an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) server from within any FileMaker solution.
Supports FileMaker and Dropbox integration, along with AWS S3!

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Features

Secure and Supports SFTP and FTPS

Public key encryption is included with support for FTP over SSL (FTPS) and FTP over SSH (SFTP). In addition, you can access the public key of your FTP server to protect yourself from DNS spoofing attacks.

Made for FileMaker Automation

You can FTP directly from text and container fields to the FTP server. The same goes for downloads. Additionally, you can automate nightly FTP batch transfers with FileMaker Server Scheduled Scripts (Requires an Enterprise License).

Includes a Built-in FTP User Interface

If you want your users to have full FTP access to the server, there's no need to build those layouts or run an external application - a full-featured, 100% FileMaker FTP solution is included with the plugin.

Included in the Portfolio Bundle

Receive an Enterprise license, which allows for server-side use and unlimited number of users, along with all products from 360Works when you purchase the Portfolio Bundle.

Dropbox and Amazon S3

Using FTPeek 3 and higher, you can integrate FileMaker and Dropbox! We added an OAuth workflow, including plugin functions added for use with connecting to Dropbox. FTPeek also supports uploads and downloads from Amazon S3, with a sharable download link feature in version 3.

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System Requirements

All of our products are supported on Mac, Windows, and Linux—System requirements are the same as those of FileMaker.

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