Triggers

MFTOps - Failed transfer run trigger (real-time)

The Failed transfer run (real-time) trigger monitors a transfer run for failures in real-time.

Input

Input field	Description
When first started, this recipe should pick up events from	Set the date and time to start picking up trigger events. This enables your recipe to capture past events up to one week old. Defaults to one hour ago. You can't change this value after you run or test this recipe. Refer to Triggers to learn more about this input field.
Transfers to monitor	Select All transfers to monitor every file transfer, or Selected transfers to monitor only the transfers you list by ID.
Transfer IDs	Provide one or more transfer IDs to monitor, separated by commas. Required when Transfers to monitor is set to Selected transfers.

Output

Output field	Description
Operation ID	A monotonic sequence number that tells you where an event sits in Workato Logs.
Event time	The time the event occurred.
Run ID	The identifier of the failed transfer run.
Transfer ID	The identifier of the file transfer.
Transfer name	The name of the file transfer.
Failed at	The time the run failed.
Started at	The time the run started.
File	Details about the file being transferred when the run failed. Contains the following fields: Original file name: The name of the source file. Original file path: The full path of the source file. Original size (bytes): The size of the source file, in bytes.
Source	Details about the source endpoint. Contains the following fields: Source ID: The identifier of the source endpoint. Source path: The directory path the source polls for files. Source name: The name of the source endpoint. Source type: The type of the source endpoint, such as `sftp`.
Target	Details about the target endpoint. Contains the following fields: Target ID: The identifier of the target endpoint. Target path: The directory path files are delivered to. Target name: The name of the target endpoint. Target type: The type of the target endpoint, such as `workato_files`.
Error	Details about the failure. Contains the following fields: Error stage: The stage the failure occurred in, such as `source_download`, `pre_processing`, `target_upload`, or `post_processing`. Error type: The category of the error, such as `connection_error`. Error message: A human-readable description of the error.

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