Folders for real work structures
Organize resources by customer, project, campaign or department and move them without breaking their identity or access settings.
Capability
Organized storage
Centralize files and services with folders, metadata, search, quotas and content-aware views.
Overview
Centralize files and services with folders, metadata, search, quotas and content-aware views.
Folders for real work structures
Organize resources by customer, project, campaign or department and move them without breaking their identity or access settings.
Files and editable services together
Keep uploads, office documents, multimedia projects, forms, landings and generated results in the same navigable library.
Content-aware views and previews
Use the detected type and subtype to show the right thumbnail, preview, editor and available actions for each resource.
Features
What Organized storage can do
Files and editable services together
Keep uploads, office documents, multimedia projects, forms, landings and generated results in the same navigable library.
Content-aware views and previews
Use the detected type and subtype to show the right thumbnail, preview, editor and available actions for each resource.
Search and precise filtering
Locate content by name, code, real type, subtype or extension in grid and list views.
Safe organization actions
Rename, move, select and manage resources from Cloud while retaining their properties and relationships.
Visible storage consumption
Track originals, projects, versions and generated outputs against the account quota before capacity becomes a blocker.
Ownership and private defaults
Every resource has an owner and remains private until an explicit sharing or publication decision is made.
Connected content lifecycle
Continue from storage into editing, transformation, sharing, versioning, deletion and restoration without creating an unmanaged copy chain.
Resource journey
From arrival to a reusable Cloud resource
Organization is applied from the moment content enters Cloud and remains attached throughout its lifecycle.
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01 Add
Upload, import or create the resource directly in its destination folder.
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02 Classify
Detect its real type, subtype and compatible preview or actions.
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03 Organize
Apply a meaningful location, name, ownership and access context.
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04 Reuse
Open it in editors, transformations, sharing and later workflows.
Operational detail
How Organized storage works in practice
Organized storage combines folder structure with content metadata and actions, so users can find and operate on resources instead of maintaining an undifferentiated file archive.
Folders built around work
Create a hierarchy by project, customer, campaign or department and move files and services without losing their associated properties.
Searchable classification
Names, codes, real types, subtypes and extensions provide consistent filters across grid and list views.
Previews for each content type
Images, media, documents and custom services use appropriate thumbnails, icons and detail views to make large libraries easier to scan.
Ownership and visibility
Every item records its owner and access state, keeping private storage separate from public publication and user sharing.
Quota-aware operation
Stored originals, projects and generated results count toward account limits, allowing usage to be controlled before new uploads or renders.
Lifecycle from one place
Rename, move, inspect, transform, share, version, delete and restore resources without rebuilding their surrounding workflow.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Organized storage
Yes. Their configuration, attached resources and generated outputs can consume storage according to the applicable account and tariff rules.
Yes. The same hierarchy can organize uploaded files, interactive services, editor projects and generated results.
They use a dedicated compressed-file subtype and icon when produced by supported operations. Direct upload availability still follows the configured upload policy.
Deleting sends the whole Cloud item through its lifecycle. Restoring a version changes the item content to a previous saved state while keeping the resource available.