Azure Blob Storage
Setting up a connection string and container for Scheduled Data Exports
This article walks you through configuring an Azure Blob Storage destination for Scheduled Data Exports. You'll create a storage account container, copy its connection string, and supply both to the integration in the dashboard.
To start receiving deliveries, you'll need:
- An Azure Storage Account connection string.
- The name of the Azure Blob Storage container that will hold the deliveries.
Once you've configured the Azure Blob Storage integration in RevenueCat, allow up to 24 hours before the first file is delivered.
Credentials
Azure deliveries use a single credential type: an Azure Storage Account connection string. In the integration's Credentials section, paste the connection string and enter the container name as usual.
The connection string grants RevenueCat the same permissions as the storage account itself, so we recommend scoping it (or the underlying access key) to the container you'll use for exports.
Receive new and updated transactions only
When configuring the deliveries, you have the option to receive a full export daily or only new and updated transactions from the last export. The first delivery will always be a full export even if this option is selected.