You can connect to external or local repositories to access and load data for your projects.

From the Repositories tab, sys admins can manage repositories and select which one should be used as default.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Integrated providers
  • Local
  • AWS S3
  • Sharepoint
  • Google Cloud Storage
  • Azure
  • Leanar
• Repository actions
• Repository policy

Integrated providers

Local

If you cannot integrate with an external provider yet or if the application is hosted on your environment directly, you can add a local repository (on-premise).

This will allow to use a disk attached to the application.

It can store a dedicated volume on a dedicated customer tenant; the disk encryption method and details is available on request.

AWS S3

To integrate with AWS S3, you need to add a repository with 'S3' as type.

Then, you will need to fill in your AWS Access Key Id, AWS Secret Access Key, Region and Bucket name. 

Sharepoint

To integrate with Sharepoint Online, you need to fill in your site URL, Document Library, Client ID, Client Secret and Tenant ID.

Google Cloud Storage

To integrate with GCS, you need to fill in your GCS Secret JSON Key, Bucket Name, Region and Project ID.

Azure

To integrate with Azure, you need to fill in your Azure Connection String and Container Name.

Leanar

To integrate with Leanar, you need to fill in your Access Key Id, Secret Access Key, Bucket Name, Project ID and Default Policy.

Once the provider is connected and if the credentials give full access to the provider, the application will display the content of the repository in real-time.

We recommend giving a complete access to the provider and then using policies on this provider to restrain users' actions (see Repository policy part below). This will prevent actions from being allowed in the application but later rejected by the provider.

Repository actions

Depending on the level access authorized by the provider, you should be able to:

• See folders and files in real-time
• Upload new files and folders
• Rename existing files and folders
• Delete existing files and folders
• Index existing files (allows to apply AI modules on the file like Q&A)
• Download files (action authorized from projects only)

Beware, uploading, editing or deleting files are impacting your data at their source.

If a file or folder is uploaded in context (from a project or a collection), it will be stored in the default repository.

You can define the default repository from the general settings.

Repository policy

After connecting a repository, you should apply it a policy to make sure users have the right level access to it.

If you do not add a policy, users won't be able to access files nor upload files to work on outside of the collections they have access to.

Repository policy is accessible from the repository settings.

You can access them when going to the Library > Repositories > your repository and by clicking on the cogwheel on the right.

The table below lists the actions authorized with the different roles and permissions.