This integration is for any email provider that uses SMTP and IMAP, including email vendors like Outlook.com, Microsoft Exchange, and Gmail. This integration allows sending and retrieve E-Mails and E-Mail attachments. It also provides the functionality to download mail attachments to a mail folder. This Integration is beneficial for Stonebranch SaaS customers, accessing the Universal Controller in the Stonebranch AWS Cloud and having their Universal Agents deployed in their own datacenter. As the Integration is triggered from the Universal Agent, no additional firewall ports would need to be opened. Key Features Some details about Universal Tasks to send and retrieve E-Mails and E-Mail attachments. Main functionalities: Send an E-Mail with or without attachments Use Universal Controller Variables Retrieve an E-Mail based on filter criteria like From, To, sender, subject, body content … Move an E-Mail to a Mail folder after downloading it to a configured folder Delete an E-Mail after downloading it to a configured folder

This integration allows users to schedule, trigger, monitor, and orchestrate the Google BigQuery process directly from the Universal Controller. Key Features:  Users can perform the below Google BigQuery operations: BigQuery SQL. List dataset. List tables in a dataset. View job information. Create a dataset. Load local file to a table. Load cloud storage data to a table. Export table data. Additional Info: This task uses Python google-cloud-bigquery and google-auth modules to make REST API calls to Google BigQuery. This task will use the GCP project ID, BigQuery SQL or schema, dataset ID, job ID, location, table ID, cloud storage URI, source file format as parameters of BigQuery function and GCP KeyFile (API KEY) of service account for authenticating the REST API calls to Google BigQuery.

Stream data from one object store to another without intermediate storage. The Inter-Cloud Data Transfer integration allows users to transfer data to, from, and between major private and public cloud providers like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. It also supports the transfer of data to and from a Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS) and to major cloud applications like OneDrive and SharePoint. Integrations within this solution package include: AWS S3 Google Cloud SharePoint Dropbox OneDrive Hadoop HDFS Key Features: Transfer data to, from, and between any cloud provider Transfer between any major storage applications like SharePoint, Dropbox, and others Transfer data to and from a Hadoop File System (HDFS) Download a URL's content and copy it to the destination without saving it in temporary storage Data is streamed from one object store to another (no intermediate storage) Very fast, if the object stores are in the same region Preserves always timestamps and verifies checksums Supports encryption, caching, compression, chunking Perform dry-runs Dynamic token updates for SharePoint connections Regular expression-based include/exclude filter rules Supported actions are: List objects, list directory Copy/move Remove object/object-store Perform dry-runs Monitor object Copy URL   What's New in v1.2.0 New choice field for write options Do not overwrite existing objects Replace existing objects Create a new timestamp if it exists Use custom parameters  New text field to set the recursion depth The default value is “1” — no recursion allowed  New checkbox “Error on no transfer” The task will fail if no transfer has been performed  File Monitor incl. Trigger functionality (similar as the agent file monitor in the Universal Controller) Skip if Active Trigger on Exists Use server modtime — time when the file was uploaded to the object store (S3 bucket, Azure Container, etc. )  Task(s) to launch (CSV-List). You can launch one or multiple tasks, if the monitor goes to success.  New Remote: SFTP client  Support for SFTP streaming Task acts as SFTP client  Windows agent support Task can execute rclone installed on Windows   Note: * SharePoint Online will only work with the latest Universal Agent 7.2