This will redirect you to a new window in which you can sign in via OAuth. You’ll need to sign into your Google or Dropbox account by clicking Sign In.In the Configure Import Source step, select Google Drive or Dropbox.When a file is processed, it is removed from the OAuth file storage. When the automation is scheduled to run, it’ll process any files that have not been processed by the automation yet, including newly uploaded ones.
Files in this file storage can then be accessed from Qualtrics for use in Automations. This account information is used to connect to file storage from Automations in the global directory, behaving similar to an SFTP setup. OAuth file storage allows an end user’s account information to be used by Qualtrics, without exposing the user’s password. If the SFTP server does not support the appropriate ciphers, we recommend using one of the other import sources presented on this page. also support the following Encryption Ciphers, but do not recommend them, as they have known security vulnerabilities:.Below is the list of ciphers supported by automations grouped by the cipher type. In order to establish a connection, the SFTP server will need to have at least one cipher for each cipher type that matches a cipher supported by automations. Supported CiphersĬonnecting to an SFTP server requires a series of SSH handshakes to coordinate the encryption used between the server and the automation. Qtip: If you run into issues establishing an SFTP connection, see SFTP Troubleshooting for additional guidance. In the Configure Import Source step, select SFTP Server.When a file is processed, it is removed from the SFTP server. This section goes over how to connect a people import automation to your own SFTP server. Users often wish to integrate their employee records with Qualtrics using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP). Qualtrics will provide you with this information, formatted as AU_XXXXX. Get the metadata associated with a file.Īt times, these API calls will ask for an automationId.Upload a file to be used by this automation.List all files uploaded for this automation.The following links explain how to interact with the Qualtrics File Service API: You can also manually manage uploaded files using the Qualtrics API. Manually Manage Uploaded Files with API POST HTTP/1.1Ĭontent-Disposition: form-data name="upfile" filename="sample-file.txt" See the API overview support page on how to generate an API token. This plugin is best used in combination with a basic file source plugin, such as or or a custom implementation. The plugin shows upload progress and speed, ETAs, pre- and post-processing information, and allows users to control (pause/resume/cancel) the upload.
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