Dynamics & Power Platform admins
See where storage is consumed, identify the entities causing it, and put a sustainable file policy in place without asking users to leave Dynamics.
Blobward shows Dynamics 365 teams where their storage budget is going, helps move historical attachments out, and keeps future files in Azure storage they own.
Built for Dynamics 365 and Power Platform administrators. No card. Start with a read-only analysis.
Built for the people accountable for capacity
Blobward is designed around all three. It gives the technical owner proof, gives finance a business case, and gives users a familiar way to work with files.
See where storage is consumed, identify the entities causing it, and put a sustainable file policy in place without asking users to leave Dynamics.
Turn a growing capacity bill into a measured decision: what to move, what it costs today, and what the future state should look like.
Give every client a repeatable storage strategy, migration path, and managed file experience—without building a bespoke integration each time.
The Blobward product ladder
We are not selling a disconnected upload widget. We are building the complete storage lifecycle for Dynamics 365.
Connect read-only to a Dataverse environment and get a clear view of storage use, cost exposure, and the opportunity to move files.
Available nowRun the free analysis →Move historical annotations and email attachments out of expensive Dataverse storage while keeping every CRM link intact. Priced once, by volume — from €499. Scan free to see your number.
Available nowGet a migration quote →A PCF component on the model-driven form: upload, view, download, and manage files held in the customer’s Azure Blob Storage.
Early-access roadmapRequest a pilot →The production path
Blobward pairs Dataverse metadata with the right storage provider. The record stays the place people work; the bytes live where they are cheapest and best governed.
The free analysis makes capacity pressure measurable before anyone changes a single record.
Use Azure Blob for low-cost files and archives; use SharePoint where collaboration and Office editing are essential.
The PCF control creates one file experience across model-driven forms while the storage provider handles the bytes.
Designed for enterprise review
The product is being built so customers can retain ownership, control access, and adopt it without teaching users an entirely new document system.
Production file data is designed to reside in the customer’s Azure or Microsoft 365 tenant—not on Blobward infrastructure.
Short-lived, single-file access is the pattern for direct uploads and downloads instead of exposing broad storage credentials.
Uploads are designed to be verified before their Dataverse metadata is committed, protecting the record from silent corruption.
Azure Blob and SharePoint can sit behind one record-based experience, with the policy chosen per customer use case.
File Manager plans
The File Manager is offered as a monthly product after the free analysis has shown the size of the opportunity.
Pilot and launch pricing shown. Azure, Microsoft 365, and Dataverse capacity charges remain paid directly by the customer.
Questions teams ask first
No. SharePoint remains the right place for collaborative Office documents. Blobward uses Azure Blob where low-cost, scalable storage is the better fit, while keeping a single file experience on the Dynamics record.
In production, file bytes are intended to live in storage controlled by the customer: Azure Blob Storage and, where appropriate, SharePoint. Dataverse retains the business metadata and record relationship.
Yes. Start with the free Storage Intelligence analysis. It is the first step because the migration and File Manager decision should be based on your actual capacity use.
No. It is a sandbox for exploring the file experience and upload flow. It is not a production customer tenant and should not be used for real business or personal data.
Start with the number
Get the evidence first. Then decide what to migrate, where future files should live, and whether Blobward is the right fit.