The Azure Blob Storage integration connects Jet Admin to containers in your Azure Storage account, so files uploaded through a Jet form or table are stored inside your existing Azure tenant rather than a third-party service. This keeps file storage within the same cloud environment as the rest of your organization's infrastructure and compliance boundary.

Once connected, uploaded blobs can be linked to records in your own database, scoped by role, and gated behind an approval step before they're visible to other users — the same controls Jet Admin applies across every data source. Every upload and access is recorded in the audit log, which is useful when Blob Storage holds files subject to internal compliance requirements.

Key benefits

• Stays inside your Azure tenant. Keep files within the same cloud boundary as the rest of your organization's data.
• Compliance-friendly. Audit logs and role-based access make it easier to meet internal governance requirements.
• Files linked to your data. Associate blobs with records in your own database instead of managing them separately.
• Works across containers. Browse and manage files across multiple containers from a single Jet Admin interface.

How to connect Jet Admin with Azure Blob Storage

1. In Jet Admin, go to Data Sources and select Azure Blob Storage.
2. Enter your Azure Storage account name and access key (or connection string).
3. Specify the container you want Jet Admin to read from and write to.
4. Test the connection to confirm Jet Admin can access the container.
5. Add a File field to a Jet form or table and select Azure Blob Storage as its source.