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Datasheet: Storage Mounts
Moving everything first so AI can read it? Just connect the storage you already have. A Storage Mount is the saved connection to your NAS, server, S3 bucket or email mailbox.
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MoreWhat's inside
- Six connection types
- Purpose fixed at creation
- Test first, then save
- File browser
- Heartbeat and alerts
- Your own storage, replicated
- Technical data
- In practice
- Frequently asked questions
Who it is for
Built for IT and administration teams.
Key facts
- Connection types: SSH/SFTP, WebDAV, S3-compatible, Email (IMAP), Reverse-SSH and the Scanner Endpoint
- Two purposes: Import source for Connectors and imports, or BYOS-Storage for Workspaces
- Monitoring: Scheduled heartbeat, email alerts on problems, activity log per mount
- Access: Web app under “Document AI › Storage Mounts”, REST API and MCP
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions about this download
What is the difference between a Storage Mount and a Connector?
The Storage Mount is the connection with its credentials. A Connector uses a mount as its import source, watches a folder there and brings new files into a Workspace, either as an import or as an index.
Our server can't be reached from outside. What now?
Choose “Connect local folder via Reverse-SSH” as the connection type. A machine on your network opens an encrypted outbound tunnel to PaperOffice, so you skip inbound port forwarding.
How safe are the credentials?
PaperOffice stores passwords, keys and tokens encrypted. MCP responses never contain them. A mount accepts a self-signed certificate only after you explicitly allow it.
Can I manage mounts through the API?
Yes. The REST API creates mounts, tests connections, reads health status and logs, and manages replication targets. The same functions are available as MCP tools, such as po_storage_mounts_health.
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