Amazon S3
Object storage API for uploading, downloading, listing, copying, and deleting files in buckets, plus bucket configuration: policies, versioning, lifecycle, encryption, CORS, and replication.
Three ways to use Amazon S3
Chat with Geni
Ask Geni to pull data, take actions, or answer questions using this integration in a conversation.
Build a workflow
Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.
Power an app
Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.
Supported tools
Actions your AI agents can perform with Amazon S3.
Abort Multipart Upload
Cancel a multipart upload and free its stored parts.
Complete Multipart Upload
Assemble uploaded parts into the final object.
Copy Object
Copy an object up to 5 GB between keys or buckets server-side, optionally rewriting metadata.
Create Bucket
Create a new bucket in a region.
Create Multipart Upload
Start a multipart upload and get the uploadId used by all subsequent part operations.
Delete Bucket
Delete an empty bucket.
Supported triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Amazon S3.
New Object in Amazon S3
Triggers when a new object (file) is uploaded to an S3 bucket. Each poll scans up to 5,000 keys under the watched prefix — set a Prefix to narrow the listing on large buckets.
Get started automating Amazon S3
Ready-to-use workflows
Prompts using Amazon S3
Daily Amazon S3 bucket activity digest in Slack
Every weekday at 9am, get a grouped Slack summary of what changed in your S3 bucket overnight, with counts, notable files, and anomalies flagged.
Weekly Amazon S3 storage audit email
Every Monday, get a plain-English review of your S3 storage with a prioritized cleanup list, so you stop paying for forgotten files.
Nightly Airtable base backup to Amazon S3
Copy every table in an Airtable base to Amazon S3 as CSV in a timestamped folder each night, with a manifest for easy restores.
Ingest S3 documents into a Notion knowledge base
Every hour, pull freshly uploaded PDFs and Word docs from an S3 inbox, summarize them, and file each one as a structured Notion page.
