Transfer files to and from Windows Server using SFTP, FTP, and SCP
Couchdrop provides secure SFTP, FTP, and SCP connectivity to your Windows Server environment, with optional agent-based integration for enhanced performance.
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Four ways to move files to and from Windows Server
Whether you need to support manual file transfers, self-service uploads, email-based collection, or fully automated SFTP workflows, Couchdrop provides a secure gateway into your Windows Server environment.
Connect to Windows Server using SFTP
Create SFTP user accounts that map directly to Windows Server folders. Partners connect using standard SFTP/FTP protocols, and clients like FileZilla or WinSCP, to upload and download files. You control permissions down to the folder level, while they use the tools they already know.
Upload files into Windows Server via web portal
Generate secure, branded upload pages where external users can drag-and-drop files directly into Windows Server. No accounts or software needed—just send them a link. Perfect for collecting documents from clients, vendors, or anyone who needs to send you files occasionally.
Save email attachments to Windows Server
Create dedicated email addresses that automatically extract attachments and save them to Windows Server. Partners just email files like they always have—Couchdrop handles the rest. Set rules to route files based on sender, subject, or attachment type.
Automate Windows Server transfers
Set up scheduled or triggered file movements between Windows Server and any SFTP endpoint. Monitor Windows Server folders and automatically send new files to partners, or pull files from external servers into Windows Server. Build complex workflows with file processing, routing, and notifications—all without writing code.
Thousands of private and public sector organisations scale SFTP file transfers with Couchdrop
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Access Windows Server using SFTP - no configuration files, servers, or technical setup needed
Secure by design with end-to-end encryption
- SSO, MFA/2FA, and SIEM integrations
- Granular access and protocol controls
- Intrusion detection and configurable firewall
- Over 99.99% uptime with no security breaches