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Often, yes, in one of three ways. If the provider offers S3-compatible storage, add it as Bucket Storage with its endpoint. If it offers SFTP, add it as an SFTP account. And if it has its own Mac app that puts a folder in Finder, add that folder as a Local folder account.

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The account types you can add directly right now are Google Drive, Dropbox, Bucket Storage, FTP, SFTP and Local folder. Check your provider's help pages for "S3 compatible" or "SFTP" access.

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My cloud provider isn't in the Add Account list. Can I still use it?

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Short answer: Often yes: add it as Bucket Storage if it's S3-compatible, as SFTP if it offers SFTP, or add its Mac app's Finder folder as a Local folder account. Check your provider's help for S3 or SFTP access.

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Often, yes, in one of three ways. If the provider offers S3-compatible storage, add it as Bucket Storage with its endpoint. If it offers SFTP, add it as an SFTP account. And if it has its own Mac app that puts a folder in Finder, add that folder as a Local folder account.

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The account types you can add directly right now are Google Drive, Dropbox, Bucket Storage, FTP, SFTP and Local folder. Check your provider's help pages for "S3 compatible" or "SFTP" access.

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