Configuring the AutoVu NJ SNAP plugin hotlist settings - In the Hotlist configuration tab of the AutoVu NJ SNAP plugin, you set the folder path for local hotlist files, enter SFTP credentials, and manage the import schedule. You can also manage the schedule for importing NCIC and MVC hotlists. - AutoVu NJ SNAP - Plugin and extension guides

AutoVu NJ SNAP Plugin Guide 1.1

Product
AutoVu NJ SNAP
Content type
Guides > Plugin and extension guides
Version
1.1
Release
1.1.0
ft:locale
en-US
Last updated
2025-09-04

In the Hotlist configuration tab of the AutoVu NJ SNAP plugin, you set the folder path for local hotlist files, enter SFTP credentials, and manage the import schedule. You can also manage the schedule for importing NCIC and MVC hotlists.

What you should know

There are no hotlist settings for the POI hotlist. The updates are managed by the API.

Procedure

  1. From the Config Tool homepage, open the Plugins task.
  2. In the Plugins task, select AutoVu - NJ SNAP from the entity browser, and click the Hotlists tab.
  3. In the Hotlist settings section, enter the Folder path for your local copies of the hotlist files, for example, C:\Hotlists.
  4. In the Hotlist SFTP settings section, enter the following:
    SFTP host
    files.gtbm.com *
    NCIC file name
    NCICLPRFILE.zip *
    MVC file name
    MVCLPRFILE.zip *
    SFTP username
    Enter the username provided by the NJ SNAP program.
    SFTP password
    Enter the password provided by the NJ SNAP program.

    * Do not modify the default setting.

  5. In the Hotlist auto-import scheduling section, you can manage the schedule for importing the NCIC and MVC hotlists. You can add or remove rows and set the days and time for the import.
    NOTE:
    • The default schedules match the expected release of updated NCIC and MVC lists by NJ SNAP.
    • Every time you save changes to this page, it triggers the import of the NCIC and MVC hotlists.
    NJ SNAP plugin hotlist settings.

After you finish

To generate hits, you must create Security Center hotlists using your NCIC, MVC, and POI lists. For more information, see Creating hotlists.