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# Auto-start Transfers

This AppleScript uses OffShoot's [Disk Added](/offshoot/features/automation/scripts/events/disk-added.md) event to automatically start a transfer through the OffShoot API.

### How to use

1. Open the script and edit the settings.
2. Add the script to the [Disk Added](/offshoot/features/automation/scripts/events/disk-added.md) event in OffShoot's `Settings > Scripting` pane.
3. When a disk is added to OffShoot, the script will check the Volume name.
   * If the volume name **contains** `theExpectedVolumeName` the disk is set as Source and transferred to `theDestinationPath`.
   * If the volume name **begins** with the first character of `theExpectedVolumeParts` AND if the volume name **contains** the last character of `theExpectedVolumeParts` the disk is set as Source and transferred to `theDestinationPath`.

{% hint style="info" %}
This script works best when you disable OffShoot's Auto Source and Remember Destination settings in OffShoot > Settings > General.
{% endhint %}

### Settings

```
set theExpectedVolumeName to {"UNTITLED", "CANON"}
set theExpectedVolumeParts to {"A_", "B_"} -- will check if volume name STARTSWITH 'A' and CONTAINS '_'
set theDestinationPath to ""
set theLabel to ""
set theFolderFormat to "${DISKTITLE}"
```

### Download

{% file src="/files/-Me46iPh5H1x3dHXLMBc" %}
Automated Hedge Transfer Script
{% endfile %}


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