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Status Under review
Workspace webMethods Managed File Transfer SaaS
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 9, 2024

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active Transfer logs had an option to record the actions performed

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It would be interesting if the Active Transfer logs had an option to record the actions performed on files and folders in the Web Client, such as copying, pasting, deleting, cloning, or moving to another location. This would allow us to have a record of the files and, in case any file is lost or modified, to know what might have caused it. In systems with a large number of files and paths, it can be common for a file not to be handled as it should be and not be where it should be. Currently, you can only see if a file has been uploaded or downloaded, but it would be interesting to have the other options as well.

The problem we have is that sometimes a file or path in the Web Client, for example, is not where it should be, hasn't been created correctly, appears duplicated, is in two different paths at the same time, or doesn't have the format it should. We don't know if this is due to human error or if there is a problem with the tool or our configuration.

Idea priority Medium

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