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Destinations

Understanding Exports destinations

You can configure Exports destinations as delivery endpoints when the Send files to destinations option is enabled for an Exports template. You can configure email and SFTP as destination options.

Destinations are created by selecting the New destination option from the Destinations view in the Exports feature.

The Destinations view includes a table that displays four properties related to the destinations you create.

ID: The unique Fundraise Up identifier for the destination.
Name: The name you assign to a destination (e.g. “Finance team email” or “Secure file storage”).
Type: The destination type — email or SFTP.
Last time used: The timestamp of the last time an Exports template sent a data file to the destination.

Each destination also includes controls for modifying the settings for the destination or deleting it.

Email

You can configure a data file to be sent to any valid email address. The configuration options are described below:

Name: The internal name used to reference the email destination
Email: The email address to which data files will be sent

You can send data files to multiple email addresses by creating multiple email destinations.

SFTP

You can configure a data file to be sent to a server destination using SFTP. The configuration options are described below:

Name: The internal name used to reference the SFTP destination
Host: The hostname or IP address of the destination server
Port: The port number that Fundraise Up should attempt to connect to. In most cases, you should use 22, the default value for SFTP connections.
Login: The username or email address that should be used to authenticate the SFTP connection
Password: The password that should be used to authenticate the SFTP connection.
Path: The directory on your server where Fundraise Up should upload data files.

If a value is not set for the Path property, Fundraise Up will upload files to the server’s root directory.

Adding Fundraise Up IP addresses to your allow list

If your SFTP destination is behind a firewall, it may be necessary to add our IP addresses to your allow list. The IP addresses used for SFTP traffic are listed below:

135.148.34.150
135.148.54.19
135.148.55.166
135.148.55.169
135.148.55.167
135.148.55.174
135.148.55.176
135.148.55.175
135.148.209.119
142.4.205.190
5.161.21.196

Files

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