Mitto has a built in file manager. Any file that exists in Mitto's file manager can be used in jobs (e.g. CSV file in a CSV job).

Adding Files to Mitto

There are many ways to get files into Mitto's file manager:

  • Manually add files via the file manager
  • Add files via Mitto jobs
  • Add files via Mitto's FTP
  • Programmatically add files

Manually add files via the file manager

Click on the Files menu item in Mitto.

Click Add File or drag and drop your file.

Note there is a 200MB limit on uploading files in the Mitto UI. See below for adding files to Mitto in other ways.

Add files via Mitto jobs

Many different job types can create or copy files to Mitto's file manager:

Add files via Mitto's FTP

Mitto runs an FTP server with the same hostname as the Mitto UI. The username and password is the same as the Mitto UI.

Reach out to Zuar Support if you would like to enable Mitto's sFTP.

Programmatically add files

Use Mitto's API to programmatically add files to Mitto.

The specific endpoint to use: POST /api/v2/files/upload

File location on disk

Files in Mitto's file manager are stored on disk at /var/mitto/data. This file path is needed when referencing files on Mitto in other jobs.

Interacting with Files

After uploading a file, Mitto displays the size of the file as the date of when it was uploaded.

There are two symbols next to the date portion.

The symbol that resembles a dark arrow pointing down indicates the ability to download the file you just uploaded.

The trash can symbol indicates the ability to delete the file from File Manager. Caution: Deleting a file permanently deletes it from your File Manager.