The SFTP integration in Experiences by Jebbit enables you to automate the transfer of experience data directly to your servers. This integration is essential for securely and efficiently sharing collected data without manual exports, ensuring data accessibility across your systems.
Before you begin
Confirm you have access to an SFTP server with the necessary authentication credentials (username, private key, and/or SSH key).
Loop in your IT team or appropriate stakeholders to assist with secure access setup.
Gather requirements regarding which experiences and data points need to be transferred.
Create an SFTP Integration
Follow these steps to securely provide Experiences by Jebbit with access for the integration.
Download SFTP Client
Download an SFTP client such as FileZilla to communicate with the SFTP server at a local level.
Create SSH Keys
Instead of a username/password combination, you will need to connect to Jebbit via the use of a username/private key combination.
Open your local Terminal/Command window, and enter the following command from your local operating system to create a new SSH key.
ssh-keygen -b 409
2. Follow the remaining prompts like in the below example:
3. Share the public key with Experiences by Jebbit using the provided URL.
Connect to the SFTP host
Once you have obtained the SFTP client and configured your SSH keys, Jebbit will provide you with a Username to connect to the SFTP host.
The SFTP host URL for Jebbit is sftp.jebbit.io, or provide a different destination URL.
Establish the SFTP Connection
Establishing an SFTP connection is essential to securely transfer files between your system and Experiences by Jebbit servers. The below credentials are necessary for authenticating your connection and ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of your data.
Select your preferred SFTP client software (e.g., FileZilla, WinSCP, Cyberduck) and enter the provided credentials.
Retrieve your data from Experiences by Jebbit via SFTP
Access your designated directory on Jebbit's server and retrieve the requested files.
Next steps
Monitor your server to verify that the exported files arrive as expected.