Accept and store uploads
Validate file inputs, write them to connected storage, and record metadata in a datastore or integration action.
Filestore operations
List, read, write, delete, and generate URLs for files across connected storage providers.
What this helps you do
List, read, write, delete, and generate URLs for files across connected storage providers.
- Accept uploads and store them in one endpoint flow
- Serve files or return generated access URLs
- Support object storage and file platform providers
- Track file metadata alongside datastore actions
Move files through endpoint workflows
Filestore operations cover upload-heavy and document-heavy workflows: receive files, store generated assets, fetch existing objects, delete stale files, or return secure access URLs from a single endpoint flow.
Serve or share files
Return file responses directly or generate provider URLs when another client needs controlled access to an object.
Coordinate storage side effects
Combine storage operations with notifications, HTTP calls, beacons, and response branches for complete file pipelines.
Related features
Use these features together to build complete endpoint workflows.
Request handling
Validate, authenticate, and rate-limit incoming requests before endpoint actions run.
Auth guards PRO
Protect public endpoints with basic auth, bearer tokens, query keys, or datastore-backed sessions.
Rate limiting PRO
Apply per-endpoint request limits to protect capacity and upstream services.
Signing profiles
Verify webhook signatures from known providers or any HMAC-based source.
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