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How Files.com Fits With HomeNet Automotive

HomeNet keeps dealership inventory in front of buyers by syndicating it as files. Vehicle data and photo sets export over FTP or SFTP to listing sites, marketplaces, and the dealer’s own systems, and inbound feeds update inventory the other way — each destination on its own schedule and its own format.

Files.com is the file-transfer endpoint around that syndication. HomeNet delivers exports to your Files.com site; an Automation validates each feed, normalizes the data and packages the photos, and routes them to the right marketplace folder — or collects inbound inventory files and stages them for HomeNet to pick up. Every transfer is logged, every destination is scoped to its own folder, and failed transfers retry instead of dropping a listing.

What You Would Use

Managed SFTP And FTP For HomeNet

Give HomeNet a stable, monitored SFTP and FTP endpoint with a static IP your marketplaces can allowlist — no server to patch and no box of your own exposed to the internet.

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Route Each Feed Automatically

An Automation routes each inventory export to the right listing site or marketplace folder on a schedule, retries on failure, and stages inbound feeds for HomeNet to retrieve — without anyone moving files by hand.

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Normalize Inventory Data

Convert and reshape inventory data — CSV, XML, and JSON — into the format each listing destination expects, and pull values out of each feed to route it, before it leaves your site.

See Transform & Extract

Scope Every Destination

Each listing site, marketplace, or dealership system gets its own folder, its own credentials, and its own permissions — with a full record of every feed sent or received.

See The Audit Log

Files.com With HomeNet Automotive FAQ

Put Files.com In The File Path

Receive, transform, route, and audit every file moving to and from HomeNet Automotive — on one platform, with no server of your own to run.

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