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SFTP & Custom Feeds

Connect almost any system to RIVET via SFTP flat file, API, or scheduled email report.

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SFTP · API · Email report

Read-only access

RIVET never writes back — your ERP stays the system of record.

Encrypted & secure

Credentials encrypted in Azure Key Vault; access over HTTPS.

Set up during onboarding

Your Implementation Manager handles it — minimal IT lift.

Overview

SFTP & custom feeds is RIVET's catch-all path for systems without a direct integration. If your platform can export data — or expose an API or SFTP endpoint — RIVET can almost certainly ingest it. Your system stays the source of record, and RIVET keeps your people, projects, and job data current with no double entry.

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What syncs

Whatever your source system can export, mapped into the data RIVET needs to plan labor:

  • Workers & roles
  • Jobs & projects
  • Job costs
  • Certifications

How it connects

RIVET ingests custom feeds through whichever path fits your setup — your Implementation Manager helps pick one:

  • SFTP flat file — scheduled CSV/flat-file exports dropped to RIVET's secure SFTP
  • API — push or pull through the RIVET API
  • Scheduled email report — report exports emailed on a cadence, then ingested automatically

Files use agreed naming conventions and are mapped into your workspace during onboarding.

Frequently asked questions

What if my system isn't on RIVET's integration list?

If it can export data or expose an API or SFTP endpoint, RIVET can almost certainly connect it. SFTP flat-file and email-report ingestion connect almost anything.

How is the data delivered?

Through SFTP flat-file drops, the RIVET API, or scheduled email reports — whichever fits your setup. Your Implementation Manager helps choose the right path.

Is the connection secure?

Yes. Files are delivered to RIVET's secure SFTP over encrypted channels, and RIVET only ingests the data it's sent — your system stays the source of record.

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