An Official, First-Class Connector
Files.com publishes and maintains a real connector inside Azure Logic Apps, not a generic "we support SFTP" step. Search "Files.com" in the Logic Apps designer to add it.
Files.com publishes an official connector in Azure Logic Apps — the same one that works in Power Automate. A workflow can start on a file event and run file actions as steps, and the connector retries failures on its own where the built-in file connectors don't.
Logic Apps runs processes across Azure services, on-prem systems, and applications. What it doesn't do on its own is secure file transfer — letting partners send files in over SFTP and FTPS, controlling who reaches which folders, keeping an audit trail. And those processes usually involve trading partners, suppliers, and counterparties, not just your own Azure services. The official Files.com connector closes that gap, right where the files come in.
Files.com publishes and maintains a real connector inside Azure Logic Apps, not a generic "we support SFTP" step. Search "Files.com" in the Logic Apps designer to add it.
The connector is built for the job, so it retries failures and stays reliable where Logic Apps’ built-in file-transfer connectors don’t. Use it on every Azure file workflow, not a raw SFTP connector — reliability is the reason.
A workflow can do anything the Files.com site can do — files, folders, share links, users, groups — so you can build deep workflows, not just move a file around.
The same Files.com connector works in both Azure Logic Apps and Power Automate. Search "Files.com" in either one to add it.
Logic Apps connects to hundreds of systems. Files.com adds the protocols partners use to send files in, control over who reaches which folders, and its own audit trail — so your platform team doesn't have to build all that on Azure Functions.
The connector signs in with a Files.com API key, scoped to one user or to the whole site, so a Logic Apps workflow only reaches the folders its key allows. Every operation is written to the Files.com logs — the access control and audit trail Logic Apps doesn't give you for file work.
A user-scoped key limits a workflow to certain folders; a site-wide key grants full access. A workflow can reach exactly the folders its key allows — nothing more.
Every connector operation is written to the Files.com logs, giving your platform team a full record of the file part of a workflow — exactly the proof a regulatory or supply-chain integration has to show.
The connector reaches Files.com over HTTPS like any normal outbound connection, so the point where files come in fits inside your existing Azure network setup.
Files.com is the one place vendors send inventory updates, purchase orders, and shipment notices; a Logic Apps workflow routes them into ERP and supply-chain planning.
Files.com moves large files at volume; a workflow handles approvals, metadata updates, and delivery to Azure Blob, S3, and SharePoint.
Files.com takes in machine output and inspection files from the plant floor or edge devices; a workflow processes them, stores them, and feeds them into manufacturing systems.
Files.com keeps compliance reports secure and auditable in one place; a workflow handles the schedule, the approvals, and delivery to regulatory systems.
Where a workflow posts its file alerts — a message to a channel when something happens.
Learn MoreRun file workflows on Files.com itself for the steps that belong there rather than in the Azure workflow.
Learn MoreEvery connector operation kept in a tamper-proof, exportable record for the file part of a workflow.
Learn MoreWhat buyers ask about how Files.com connects to Logic Apps, what it costs, and what the integration actually does.
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