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This page describes the information and decisions that make an enterprise onboarding conversation productive. It is a preparation guide, not a contract.

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Before you start

Bring answers, not questions, where you can.

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Account and ownership

  • Legal entity name and the jurisdiction it is registered in.
  • Who will own the company workspace.
  • Who will administer users and API keys.
  • Whether the workspace should be isolated from any existing Everabyte account.

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Workload shape

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Security and compliance

  • Required jurisdictions for stored data.
  • Whether CDN delivery is acceptable.
  • Whether your auditors require that no Everabyte service may ever process decrypted content. If so, raise it in the first conversation: authorized operations and platform maintenance workflows process decrypted content by design.
  • Certification evidence your customers require.
  • Whether you need audit data exported programmatically.
  • Your own RTO and RPO expectations, and whether you plan an independent second copy.

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Integration

  • Language and framework of the consuming service.
  • Where secrets will live.
  • Whether you need server-side only, or a browser component.
  • Whether you are migrating from another storage provider, and how much data is involved.

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The onboarding sequence

The exact sequence depends on the arrangement. In general:
  1. Scoping. Workload, residency, security, and commercial shape are agreed.
  2. Contracting. Terms, volume commitment, and support expectations are set.
  3. Provisioning. The company workspace is created. You do not create it yourself through a partner path.
  4. Access setup. Owners are invited, then users, then API keys.
  5. Integration. You build against the same public API described in this documentation.
  6. Migration. If you are moving data, plan copy, verification, and cutover explicitly.
  7. Handover. Support contacts and escalation paths are confirmed.
Provisioning details are handled by Everabyte. This documentation does not describe administrative or provisioning endpoints, and you should not need them.

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Migration planning

If you are moving existing data in:
  1. Create target buckets in the required locations.
  2. Copy or re-upload in batches you can verify.
  3. Compare object counts and sizes per batch.
  4. Record fileId and versionId for anything critical.
  5. Keep the source until your own verification passes.
  6. Cut over reads only after writes have stopped on the source.
Do not decommission the source based on a successful upload response alone. Verify.

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What you should not expect

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After onboarding

Once the workspace exists, everything else in this documentation applies unchanged:

Quickstart

Make your first request.

API keys

Create scoped keys in the dashboard.

Data residency

Plan bucket locations.

Compliance

Technical properties and limits.

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Contact

Enterprise and partner inquiries: support@everabyte.com. Include the workload shape and the specific requirements above. A precise brief shortens the process considerably.