What is a scheduled transfer in Centralpoint?

A scheduled transfer is how content reaches Centralpoint from wherever it actually lives — a document repository, a line-of-business database, a mailbox, a collaboration platform. It runs on a cadence rather than as a migration, which is the distinction that matters: the source system keeps operating and the governed copy stays current. Each run performs more than a copy. Content is converted into structured form, classified against the organization's own dictionary, redacted where the rules require, assigned taxonomy and audience, and only then indexed. That ordering is deliberate — material excluded during the transfer is never embedded, so no phrasing can reach it later. Administrators see in-flight transfers with current row counts and estimated completion, and a run that reports success without moving records is detectable rather than assumed. Transfers can also be chained, so one upload drives several downstream operations without manual sequencing.