What's in Automate MFT 1.11?

March 12, 2026

Feature enhancements

Additional FTPS Commands

FTPS Endpoints can now be configured to send special FTP commands using site. Site commands are sometimes used when connecting to legacy FTP servers. These commands can be sent immediately upon login, as well as before or after individual file transfers.

Endpoint details expanded

The EndpointId is now displayed in the Endpoint details panel and it can be copied directly from that panel.

PowerShell: Properties added to the MftItem object

The PowerShell MftItem object now has the following new properties: FileSize, LastWriteTimeUTC, LastAccessTimeUTC, and Permissions.

PowerShell: Get-Content cmdlet improvements

The Get-Content cmdlet now can parse -Raw and -Encoding parameters.

PowerShell: New cmdlets

Following cmdlets are now available in Automate MFT scripting:
  • New-Item
  • Set-Item
  • Move-Item
  • Rename-Item
  • Clear-Item
  • Join-Path
  • Split-Path
  • Clear-Content
  • ConvertTo-CliXml
  • ConvertFrom-CliXml
  • Import-Clixml

Bug fixes

The following issues were fixed in Automate MFT 1.11:

ID

Category

Fixed Issue

2885

Logs

Agent logs now clearly indicate when a task stops waiting for a Pending Execution response and will not be processed.

2882

UI

Tasks that hang on self‑hosted agents are no longer incorrectly shown as running on Progress‑hosted agents on the Task Run page.

2837

Scripts

Script metadata fields (Created By, Created At, Last Modified By, Last Modified At) are now correctly populated when scripts are created or updated.

2810

Scripts

The Get-Content cmdlet now can parse -Raw and -Encoding parameters.

2791

UI

Failed connectivity checks for MOVEit Transfer endpoints now correctly display an error message, making it clear why the check did not succeed.