The Google Cloud Storage integration connects Jet Admin to buckets in your GCP project, so files uploaded through a Jet form or table are stored alongside the rest of your Google Cloud infrastructure. It's a natural choice if your app, database, or other services already run on GCP.

Once connected, files in a GCS bucket can be linked to records in your own database, scoped by role, and routed through an approval step before becoming visible to the rest of the team. Jet Admin logs every upload and access, giving you the same accountability for files that you already have for data changes.

Key benefits

• Fits a GCP-based stack. Connect file storage to the rest of your Google Cloud infrastructure.
• Files linked to your data. Associate objects in a bucket with records in your own database.
• Role-based access. Decide who can upload, view, or approve files using Jet Admin's permissions.
• Full audit trail. Every upload and access is logged alongside your other data changes.

How to connect Jet Admin with Google Cloud Storage

1. In Jet Admin, go to Data Sources and select Google Cloud Storage.
2. Upload a service account key (JSON) with access to the bucket you want to use.
3. Specify the bucket name Jet Admin should read from and write to.
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 Google Cloud Storage as its source.