Stood Flows can publish a folder's results to an S3 bucket so teammates can pull them — without anyone else needing Salesforce access. It works with Amazon S3 or any S3-compatible storage (MinIO, Cloudflare R2 and similar).
Everything a reader needs to browse the analysis: each graph and its version snapshots, contracts, and issues. Salesforce credentials are never shared — only the results.
Open the folder's Settings → Publish versions (S3) and fill in:
Bucket — your S3 bucket name.
S3 folder — a folder inside the bucket that is the shared root. Leave it blank to use the whole bucket. Your local folder name does not have to match it — anyone pointing at the same bucket and S3 folder shares the same set.
Region, and an Access Key ID / Secret Access Key (plus an optional custom Endpoint for non-AWS storage).
Your secret key is encrypted in your operating system's keychain and is never written into the workspace. Use Test to confirm the connection.
Once configured, a button appears on the folder header:
Publish all — an Admin pushes results to S3.
Refresh all — a Viewer pulls the latest shared results down.
You see one or the other depending on your role, never both — so a publisher can't accidentally overwrite their own work. See Roles: Admin and Viewer.