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SSL Cert expiration notification using FME?

  • February 11, 2026
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Does anyone know if FME can be used to notify via email when one or more SSL certs are due to expire. I have a boatload of SSL certs whose expiration dates I keep track of using a spreadsheet. Just wondering if FME could make it easier? The OS I use is Windows Server 2022. 

Best answer by hkingsbury

You could setup a process that runs daily(? or more frequently) that reads the spreadsheet you have and checks if any of the expiry dates are within a defined time window.

For those that are within the time window, an email can then be sent t alert you that the expiry is coming up.

 

Here is an article on sending emails:
https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25407425027341-Sending-Email-in-FME-FME-Workbench-vs-FME-Flow

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You could setup a process that runs daily(? or more frequently) that reads the spreadsheet you have and checks if any of the expiry dates are within a defined time window.

For those that are within the time window, an email can then be sent t alert you that the expiry is coming up.

 

Here is an article on sending emails:
https://support.safe.com/hc/en-us/articles/25407425027341-Sending-Email-in-FME-FME-Workbench-vs-FME-Flow


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  • February 11, 2026

Thanks. Yeah I figured I could do that. That seems the easiest way. I will do it.