The Firebase Storage integration connects Jet Admin to the storage bucket behind your Firebase app, so your team can manage files that end users have already uploaded — profile photos, attachments, generated documents — without touching the Firebase console. This turns Jet Admin into an admin layer on top of a Firebase backend.

Once connected, files can be linked to the records that reference them in your own database, scoped by role so only the right teammates can view or remove them, and routed through an approval step for sensitive content. Every action is tracked in Jet Admin's audit log, which is especially useful when the files in question were uploaded by external users.

Key benefits

• Admin layer for Firebase. Manage user-uploaded files without opening the Firebase console.
• Moderate content safely. Review, approve, or remove files with role-based access and an approval step.
• Files linked to your data. Associate stored files with the records that reference them in your own database.
• Full audit trail. Track every file action alongside your other data changes.

How to connect Jet Admin with Firebase Storage

1. In Jet Admin, go to Data Sources and select Firebase Storage.
2. Upload your Firebase service account key (JSON) or connect via the Firebase project credentials.
3. Specify the storage bucket associated with your Firebase project.
4. Test the connection to confirm Jet Admin can access the bucket.
5. Add a File field to a Jet form or table and select Firebase Storage as its source.