Also just throwing one more thing in there, the way my media is set up also requires a change in the ownsership of the files as well which can be done with:

"exec=chmod 775 '{folder}/' ; chown owner:group '{folder}/'"
For the folder + subdir or

"exec=chmod 775 '{file}' ; chown owner:group ...

Awkward moment i even though of solution 2 with using the ' ' but ended up not testing..

Anyway thanks for the help. Proves just how tired when i was doing it considering i missed something else that was pretty simple as well.

Using just:
"exec=chmod 775 -R '{folder}'"
will just spit out "No ...

I've got FileBot running on my NAS pretty much exactly the way i want it but each time a file is renamed the permissions get changed to 666.

I've tried putting this in the command:
"exec=chmod 775 "{file}""

Also tried
"exec=chmod 775 -R "{folder}""

Both spit out this:

Execute: chmod -R 775 ...