Connect SFTP (key-based auth) to Apify

Use 1 documented SFTP (key-based auth) triggers to run 8 documented Apify actions.

1 source triggers

8 target actions

Reverse direction supported

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Why Connect SFTP (key-based auth) & Apify?

Start with a SFTP (key-based auth) event

Choose from 1 documented triggers, including New Remote Directory Watcher.

Run a Apify action

Send the event into one of 8 documented actions, such as Get Dataset Items, Get Key-Value Store Record, List Dataset ID Options.

Map and review the workflow

Choose the fields and conditions for the workflow, then test the result before activation.

Available Triggers & Actions

SFTP (key-based auth)

Triggers (1)

New Remote Directory Watcher

Emit new events when files get created, changed or deleted from a remote directory. See the docs

polling

Actions (1)

Upload File

Uploads a file or string in UTF-8 format to the SFTP server. See the documentation

Apify

Triggers (2)

New Finished Actor Run (Instant)

Emit new event when a selected Actor is run and finishes.

webhook

New Finished Task Run (Instant)

Emit new event when a selected task is run and finishes.

webhook

Actions (8)

Get Dataset Items

Returns data stored in a dataset. See the documentation

Get Key-Value Store Record

Gets a record from a key-value store. See the documentation

List Dataset ID Options

Retrieves available options for the Dataset ID field.

Run Actor

Performs an execution of a selected Actor in Apify. See the documentation

Run Task

Run a specific task and optionally wait for its termination. Not for use with Mazaal AI Connect. See the documentation

Run Task Synchronously

Run a specific task and return its dataset items. See the documentation

Scrape Single URL

Executes a scraper on a specific website and returns its content as HTML. This action is perfect for extracting content from a single page. See the documentation

Set Key-Value Store Record

Create or update a record in an Apify Key-Value Store. Supports strings, numbers, booleans, null, arrays, and objects. Automatically infers content type (JSON vs. plain text).