Azure Blob Storage
Storage Connector – Azure Blob Storage
The Azure Blob Storage connector lets you push signed documents, attachments, and completion certificates from emSigner directly into an Azure Blob Storage container of your choice, giving you full control over where your signed documents reside.
Navigation: Settings → Storage Connectors for Document Repositories → Azure Blob Storage tab
The setup follows a two-step flow: Test Connection → Activate.
Sending Options
Include Signed documents only (selected by default)
Only the signed documents will be pushed to the selected connector.
Include attachments (selected by default)
Attachments will also be included along with the signed documents.
Include completion certificate (optional, not selected by default)
The completion certificate will be included in the connector upload.
Configuration Fields
Account Name (required)
The name of your Azure Storage account.
Account Key (required)
The access key associated with your Azure Storage account, used to authenticate the connection.
Container Name (required)
The name of the blob container within the storage account where documents will be stored.
Steps to Configure
Go to Settings and click on Storage Connectors for Document Repositories.
Select the Azure Blob Storage tab.
Review the Sending Options — Include Signed documents only and Include attachments are enabled by default. Optionally, select Include completion certificate.
Enter the Account Name, Account Key, and Container Name.
Click Generate test file to validate the connection under Step 1: Test Connection.
Once the test succeeds, proceed to Step 2: Activate to enable the connector.
Note: Until the connector is activated, documents will continue to follow the existing storage behavior. Once activated, this connector applies at the administrator level — all future signed documents from every user of the application, including internal users, will be pushed to the configured repository (matching the selected Sending Options).
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