# SFTP

To start with a SFTP delivery, choose the `SFTP` option from the list of deliveries available in the `Deliveries` tab.

## Configuration

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**Name:**
Enter a name for your delivery configuration. This helps you identify the delivery setup, for example, "Upload to Team folder."

**Select Account:**
Select the SFTP account you wish to use for the delivery. This will determine which SFTP server the files will be uploaded to. If no accounts are available, you can connect an SFTP account by clicking the link icon or add one by navigating to **Settings > Linked Accounts**.

**Folder:** Configure folder path to which the generated files needs to be uploaded. The folder path can be dynamic. For example, to upload customer contracts under a folder that includes customer's name, you can configure **Folder** as `Agreements/{{CustomerName}}`&#x20;

Now when a contract is generated for CustomerName `AcmeCorp`, it will be uploaded to `Agreements/AcmeCorp`&#x20;

#### **Advanced Settings**

If you like to get notified on delivery errors, or on successful execution of deliveries, configure advanced settings to take advantage of integrations. Following advanced integration options are available:

* **On Success Callback URL**\
  Configure a Web-hook URL which will be invoked with data containing the folder path to which the file was uploaded. To configure additional settings for callback URL like setting custom Headers and Additional Payload use the **Advanced Configuration** section.
* **Emails to Notify on Delivery Failure**\
  Failed deliveries are typically notified to the workspace owner, workspace admins and workspace managers via email. You can configure additional email IDs here to receive notifications on delivery failures.