PATH INDEXING
Find files by tenant, folder or release path.Find files by tenant, folder or release path.
Tenant folders, invoice collections and release artefacts already carry useful structure. Path indexing makes object addresses part of your search without opening each file or changing its format.
Use the structure already in your object paths.
Choose the right scope for your task
Target a tenant folder, invoice collection or release prefix instead of asking the application to inspect everything.
Retrieve the original files
Keep the exact uploaded bytes ready for your existing tools and processes. An index does not replace the file.
Keep your permissions
Authenticated queries and object access retain their authorisation checks; a matching path is not permission to read it.
STRUCTURE YOUR APPLICATION ALREADY USES
Tenant files, invoice collections and release artefacts
Use stable object prefixes to keep everyday collections easy to find, import and export.
Tenant folders
Work with files for one customer or tenant, such as contracts, correspondence and supporting documents.
/tenants
acme-ltd
globex
northbridge
Invoice collections
Select a month or quarter without pulling in unrelated invoices or opening every PDF.
/invoices
2026-10
2026-11
2026-12
Release artefacts
Find the outputs, checksums and release notes stored under a particular release prefix.
/releases
v1.2.0
v1.2.1
v1.3.0
WORKING IN YOUR CONTEXT
Focus on what you need, not everything you have.
A predictable path gives applications a useful starting point. Scope requests to a collection, return matching objects, and fetch only the files needed for the job.
Use the object listing API for straightforward prefix browsing. Use a path index when supported path matches need to participate in indexed queries. The index searches addresses, not the words inside a file.
COMMON SCENARIOS
A support team needs the files for one tenant.
A finance team needs last month's invoice collection.
An engineering team needs the files for a specific release.
Same files. Less effort. More progress.
Query a collection without opening every file.
Keep your structure. Keep your original files. Move forward with Keldra.