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Documents are kept in storage the company controls

What moves

The storage location set by the administrator decides where Documents puts file contents, and backups and retention rules apply to those files.

Before you start

  • Documents in your plan
  • A storage bucket or network storage device the company controls

Step by step

  1. Chooses the storage type and enters address and keys, then tests the connection.

    You see:The test says whether the bucket is reachable and whether browser uploads will work.

  2. Documents userDocument Management

    Uploads a file.

    You see:The file goes to the company's bucket, not a shared one.

  3. Includes files in the backup setting.

    You see:Backups carry the files together with the database.

  4. Runs the retention sweep.

    You see:Expired files are destroyed and recorded, and files on legal hold are skipped.

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