Storage
Organize source documents and generated files in ART Datalake, with buckets, folders, scoped access, and configurable retention.
Explore storageART Datalake
The work moves forward. The context stays with it.
Bring files, dynamic tables, and agent memory into one managed foundation. Give your workflows persistent context, with clear ownership and lifecycle controls.
One foundation. Four connected responsibilities.
From the source material
to the context you keep.
A document arrives, a business record changes, and an agent takes the next step. Datalake gives each kind of information a place to live—and a way to be managed.
Dynamic tables
Build dynamic tables with typed columns, validation, relationships, schema history, and record-change events in ART Datalake.
Explore dynamic tablesAgent memory
Manage durable agent memory and conversation history in ART Datalake, with scoped access, updates, pinning, and lifecycle controls.
Explore agent memoryRetention & management
Manage table and bucket retention, agent-memory lifecycle, scoped access, audit history, and storage usage in ART Datalake.
Explore retention & managementA practical example
Keep a supplier review connected.
Store the source brief in a folder. Track the review in a dynamic table. Retain useful context for the next interaction. Set retention according to the purpose of each resource.
- Store the document
- Update the record
- Carry useful context forward
Persistence with clear boundaries.
Scope access by project and environment, review audit history, and monitor storage usage. Configure table and bucket retention separately from agent-memory policies.
Explore retention & managementStart with your workflow
What should your data make possible?
Bring the records, files, and context behind your process. We’ll explore how Datalake fits.