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title: "SSH Module"
slug: "ssh"
description: "Learn how the SSH and SCP Module extends Decisions with Flow Steps for connecting to remote systems and transferring files."
updated: 2026-07-02T17:05:20Z
published: 2026-07-02T17:05:20Z
canonical: "documentation.decisions.com/ssh"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# SSH Module

## Overview

| ## Module Details |
| --- |
| **Core or GitHub Module** | Core |
| **Restart Required** | No |
| **Step Location** | Integration > SSH |
| **Settings Location** | System > Administration > Features > Decisions.SSH |
| **Prerequisites** | N/A |

The **SSH Module** is a supplemental extension within the Decisions platform. The purpose of this Module is to add Flow Steps that users can use with **SSH** and **SCP.**

Note for Third-Party Systems and SubscriptionsCustomers are responsible for securing and maintaining accounts with third-party systems and subscriptions.

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## Configuration/Properties

The **SSH Module Settings** and the **SSH Module Folder Data** can both be found by navigating to **System > Administration > Features > Decisions.SSH.**

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## Available Steps

Once the **SSH Module** is installed, there will be three new steps added to two locations within the **Flow Designer Toolbox.** The SSH step can be found by navigating to **INTEGRATION > SSH,** while the SCP steps can be found by navigating to **INTEGRATION > SCP.**

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| Step Name | Description |
| --- | --- |
| SCP Get File from Server | This step allows users to retrieve a desired file from the Server. |
| SCP Put File on Server | This step allows users to put a desired file into the Server. |
| SSH Command Step | This step allows users to implement a specific command. |