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FTP File Exports

Purpose

Emply offers file uploads to ftp servers - the customer's own server or a third party which the customer have contracted with.

It is configured from the integration section under 'Exports'.

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Preparations:

  • Configure a FTP server preferable with SFTP, but FTPS
  • For more security add white listing of Emply server IP 193.161.150.202
  • Create an export template Ie. CSV with your desired data content.
  • Switch on FTP and choose your method.

For SFTP you can use the OpenSSH key

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  • Select Protocol sftp://
  • Tick 'Use public key'*
  • Copy the key and use it in configuration of FTP server with SFTP encryption.
  • Fill in URL 
    • Example: localhost:[port_number]/folder
    • Note: if you are not using default ports for protocol enter port number in URL
  • Fill in username
  • Check connection

*If you do not use public key then

  • Fill in Credentials and fingerprint
  • Check connection

How to find fingerprint

It's the customer or their FTP supplier that provides user credentials fingerprints. 

In order to get the fingerprint for a FTP you will need to Host, Username and Passwords - which you will get from the ftp provider. 

In addition you'll need a FTP client - like Filezilla below

Left side is the local site / your own pc: Right side displays the remote site (FTP server)

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*Fingerprint is collected from the clients server, it's required that they have whitelisted our IP range.

Default ports

SFTP: 22

FTPS: 990 implicit

 

How to test it:

  • Go to employee overview
  • Select desired employees
  • Export

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  • Click Export
  • An export job will transfer file in background.

How to test a payroll file

  1. Make sure the export template is set to payroll system
  2. Make sure the export template is selected under the payroll group
  3. Go to Employees -> Payroll
  4. Create a new payroll run and wait until it is generated.
  5. The file has now been sent
  6. Check with the recipient if it has come over or connect with your ftp client

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