Managed SFTP And AS2 For UPS
Send and receive UPS EDI through a stable, monitored SFTP and AS2 endpoint with a static IP to allowlist — no server to patch and no box of your own exposed to the internet.
See File TransferA high-volume UPS account runs on EDI. Tracking updates (EDI 214), invoices (EDI 210), and advance ship notices (EDI 856, the ASN) move between your systems and UPS as X12 documents over SFTP and AS2, alongside shipping, manifest, and tracking data feeds — each on its own schedule, each in the layout UPS specifies.
Files.com is the SFTP and AS2 endpoint on both sides of that exchange. Your shipping and ERP systems deliver documents to your Files.com site; an Automation validates each one, converts X12 to and from the CSV or JSON your systems read, PGP-encrypts where the trading-partner agreement requires it, and sends it on schedule — then collects what UPS returns and stages it where your systems pick it up. Every transfer is logged and every document type is scoped to its own folder.
Send and receive UPS EDI through a stable, monitored SFTP and AS2 endpoint with a static IP to allowlist — no server to patch and no box of your own exposed to the internet.
See File TransferConvert UPS EDI 214, 210, and 856 documents to and from the CSV or JSON your shipping and ERP systems read, and pull values out of each one to route it, before your systems ever see it.
See Transform & ExtractWhere a UPS trading-partner agreement requires PGP, Files.com decrypts inbound documents and encrypts outbound ones in the flow, using keys you control — no separate tool or script to maintain.
See PGP EncryptionEach document type — tracking, invoices, ASNs, data feeds — gets its own folder and its own record, with a full log of every file sent to or received from UPS.
See The Audit LogReceive, transform, route, and audit every file moving to and from UPS — on one platform, with no server of your own to run.
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