This *pl file is linked with another *.wsend template which look for the source folder. below is *wsend template details. Thank you! 

LocalDirectory:         \\Mftshare-dev\cpa\customoutput\hubidp
DNICommand:             perl test.pl $(LocalFile) $(LocalFileName)
SubDirectory:           No
SuccessAction:          move
SuccessFile:            \\Mftshare-dev\cpa\archive\hubidp\$(LocalFile)
+.$(YYYYMMDD).$(HHMMSS)
FailureAction:          move
FailureFile:            \\Mftshare-dev\cpa\failure\hubidp\$(LocalFile)
+.$(YYYYMMDD).$(HHMMSS)
NetworkErrorAction:     move
NetworkErrorFile:       \\Mftshare-dev\cpa\failure\hubidp\$(LocalFile)
+.$(YYYYMMDD).$(HHMMSS)
ScanInterval:           10s
AutoEnable:             Yes
LeaveFileName:          .\leave\leavefile.CPAtoHUBIDP1
PostActionFail:         Leave
AuditDirectory:         .\Audit\CPAtoHUBIDP1

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