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Keep your providers. Work across them.

Bring access rules and supported data work together across infrastructure you choose. Keep your provider accounts, contracts and storage.

A practical example

One control layer. Two customer-chosen environments.

Your organization uses Amazon S3 and a second supported storage service. Teams need a coherent way to work with permitted data across both, while each provider keeps its storage and billing responsibilities.

Illustrative workflow

YOUR ENVIRONMENT / 01

Your storage A

Your existing provider account

Content and provider billing stay here.

YOUR ENVIRONMENT / 02

Your storage B

Separate provider and billing

Content and provider billing stay here.

Configured relationships · no automatic migration

WHAT RHEA ADDS

Rhea Data

One place to define permitted work across your connections.

People / workspaceApplications / enabled APIAI / delegated metadata work
Outcome: The team can organize permitted files across connections. Nothing moves merely because the providers are connected.Illustrative relationship; operational availability depends on the actual product and enabled integration.
  1. 01

    Connect what you already use

    Configure each supported storage connection with the permissions and credential-custody mode required by that provider.

  2. 02

    Keep authority coherent

    People use the workspace to organize and access permitted data across connections. Your existing providers remain in place; connecting them does not automatically copy content.

  3. 03

    Transfer only when requested

    A move is an explicit, authorized operation between supported connections. Provider-specific limitations still apply.

Architecture and scope

A clear model for your environment.

Rhea does not sell replacement storage capacity. Customer-selected providers continue storing and billing. Availability and operations must be validated per connection.