Import from Azure Blob Storage
Overview​
The Import from Azure Blob Storage method allows you to import documents directly from Azure Blob Storage containers. This method supports various authentication methods and is ideal for organizations using Microsoft's cloud storage services.
When to use​
- Azure integration: When your documents are stored in Azure Blob Storage
- Microsoft ecosystem: For organizations using Microsoft cloud services
- Enterprise storage: For large-scale document storage and retrieval
- Hybrid cloud: When working with Azure-based document repositories
- Backup and archival: For importing documents from Azure backup storage
Configuration parameters​
Azure connection​
| Option | Default | Description | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Container URI | - (text input) | Azure Blob Storage container URI | Specify the Azure container to import from |
| Blob Path | - (text input) | Path within the container (optional) | Specify subfolder path within container |
| Account Name | - (text input) | Azure Storage account name | Required for authentication |
Authentication options​
| Option | Default | Description | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Account Key | - (password input) | Azure Storage account key | Required for account key authentication |
| SAS Token | - (text input) | Shared Access Signature token | Required for SAS token authentication |
| Connection String | - (text input) | Full Azure Storage connection string | Alternative authentication method |
| Managed Identity | Off (can be toggled on or off) | Use Azure Managed Identity | Recommended for Azure infrastructure |
note
For document processing options, see the Shared Document Processing Options section in the main documentation.
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