TERA provides different ways to organize, manage, and protect your digital files.
Understanding the purpose of each storage environment will help you choose the right place for your content.
TERA Drive is the main cloud storage environment for your files.
It is designed for everyday activities such as:
Uploading documents and media.
Creating folders.
Organizing files using tags or favorites.
Searching for stored content.
Previewing supported formats.
Managing and sharing files.
Best for: Personal documents, everyday file management, and general storage.
Workspaces provide shared storage environments for teams, projects, and departments.
They help organizations keep important files in one centralized location.
Workspaces are particularly useful when multiple people need access to the same content.
Key benefits include:
Centralized team file management.
Collaboration through shared folders.
Member roles and access permissions.
Continuity when team membership changes.
Best for: Companies, departments, project teams, and collaborative work.
TERA's documentation identifies Vault as a storage environment intended for sensitive files requiring end-to-end encryption.
Vault is designed for situations where additional confidentiality is important.
Before storing sensitive information, review the Vault security documentation, including how encryption keys and recovery work.
Best for: Sensitive files that require the protection model supported by TERA Vault.
Your Need | Recommended Environment |
|---|---|
Store and organize everyday documents | TERA Drive |
Share and manage project files with a team | Workspaces |
Store files requiring Vault's encryption protection | TERA Vault |
Do not assume that all storage environments use identical encryption, recovery, preview, or sharing methods.
Review the applicable security features before storing confidential information.
Getting Started with TERA: Your First Steps
Understanding File and Folder Permissions
What Is TERA Vault and How Does It Work?