Delivery via Upload
Applies to: Kyvos Reporting
You can schedule reports to be uploaded to an FTP server or stored in a shared network folder. Select the Upload option to access related parameters.
The report output is generated in the specified format and uploaded using the selected options. You can apply delivery options such as compressing the file into a ZIP, ignoring page breaks, or using CSV/Excel-specific settings.
Uploading to an FTP Server
Use this option to upload a report to your website or FTP location.
In Upload Type, select FTP.
(Optional) To use a secure FTP server, select Secure or Use PASV mode.
Kyvos Reporting uses Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) (TCP port 22) for secure transfers.
Most FTP servers use Passive mode. Clear Use PASV mode only if your server does not use it.
Provide the required details.
Property | Description |
|---|---|
Server Name | Specify the server as a URL (for example, |
Port | Enter a port value if the server listens on a port other than 21. |
User Name and Password | Provide FTP credentials, if required. |
Folder Name | Specify the folder path for report upload (for example, |
File Name | Enter the name of the uploaded report file. |
Suffix Timestamp Format | Select the checkbox to add a timestamp in the file name. From the dropdown select the required timezone. |
Uploading to a Shared Folder
Use this option to upload a report to a shared network folder.
In Upload Type, select Shared Folder.
Provide the required details.
Property | Description |
|---|---|
Folder Name | Enter the network path in UNC format (for example, |
File Name | Enter the report file name. This field is mandatory. |
Using Parameter Values in Upload Fields
If a report contains multi-set parameters with SQL-based values, you can include parameter values in free-form entry boxes.
Supported fields:
Server Name
Port
User Name
Password
Folder Name
File Name
To include a parameter in a field, enclose the parameter name in <% and %>.
Example:Sales<%CountryCode%>Aug2025
Here, CountryCode is a parameter that is replaced with its actual value when the report runs.