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The following information applies only to dedicated instance deployments with AWS PrivateLink for Unstructured Business on AWS.For dedicated instance deployments of Unstructured Business to AWS without PrivateLink, contact your Unstructured sales representative, or email Unstructured Sales at sales@unstructured.io.
After your organization signs the Business account agreement with Unstructured, a member of the Unstructured technical enablement team will reach out to begin the deployment onboarding process. The next steps are to provision the required environment resources and, optionally, establish private connectivity with AWS PrivateLink. Deployment is conducted remotely and can usually be completed within the following timeframes:
  • With AWS PrivateLink: 4–5 days
  • Without AWS PrivateLink: 2–3 days
Times are subject to customer infrastructure team availability. More complex integrations (multiple connectors, custom models, etc.) will extend the deployment timeline.

High-level onboarding process

This onboarding workflow covers two connectivity paths:
  • Customer access to the Unstructured platform UI and API
  • Unstructured access to supported customer-managed AWS services over AWS PrivateLink
StepOwnerAction
1CustomerProvide Unstructured the AWS region where you want the dedicated instance deployed, along with the other information required to provision it.
2UnstructuredUnstructured begins creating the dedicated instance deployment in that AWS Region.
3CustomerIn your AWS account, create an AWS PrivateLink endpoint service.
4CustomerProvide Unstructured the endpoint service name and the supported Availability Zones for that service in the selected AWS Region.
5UnstructuredUnstructured configures connectivity from the Unstructured-managed environment to your endpoint service. Unstructured will then send you an endpoint connection request.
6CustomerAccept the endpoint connection request from Unstructured.
Next steps After you complete these steps, Unstructured works with you to complete the remaining configuration for platform access, connectivity, and required permissions. For more information about the overall architecture, see Dedicated instance concepts.

Detailed onboarding steps

Use the following steps to prepare the deployment and configure AWS PrivateLink connectivity.

Step 1: Provide provisioning information

Provide the following information to Unstructured to begin provisioning the dedicated instance in the selected AWS Region.
Information RequiredDescription
Name of administratorPrimary administrator of the account (others can be added later)
Admin email addressEmail address of the primary administrator
Cloud providerAWS
Cloud RegionSee the expandable list of AWS Regions on this page
Desired URL<companyname>.privatelink.unstructuredapp.io
VLM providerAnthropic, Bedrock, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, etc.
VLM modelsFor example, Claude Sonnet 4.5, GPT-4o, or Gemini 2.0 Flash
Embedding modelsFor example, Titan or Granite. Ensure that you select the correct dimensions.
Use a support ticket for all private connectivity configuration data exchanges. This provides the required audit trail for sensitive configuration information.Open a ticket in the Unstructured Support Portal with the subject line PrivateLink Configuration Request — [Your Company Name].
Expand to see the supported AWS Regions for dedicated instance deployments.
Region NameRegion Code
US East (N. Virginia)us-east-1
US East (Ohio)us-east-2
US West (Oregon)us-west-2
Europe (Ireland)eu-west-1
Europe (Stockholm)eu-north-1
Europe (Frankfurt)eu-central-1
Asia Pacific (Sydney)ap-southeast-2
Asia Pacific (Mumbai)ap-south-1
Asia Pacific (Seoul)ap-northeast-2
If your required AWS Region is not listed above, contact your Unstructured account representative.

Step 2: Unstructured begins provisioning the dedicated instance in the selected AWS Region.

In your AWS account, create an AWS PrivateLink endpoint service in the same AWS Region that you provided to Unstructured. Learn how. In AWS terminology, you are the service provider and Unstructured is the service consumer.

Step 4: Provide Unstructured with the endpoint service information.

As the service provider, you must provide Unstructured with your endpoint service name and the supported Availability Zones for that service in the selected AWS Region. Learn how. For example: com.amazonaws.vpce.us-east-1.vpce-svc-0e123abc123198abc
Use a support ticket for all private connectivity configuration data exchanges. This provides the required audit trail for sensitive configuration information.Open a ticket in the Unstructured Support Portal with the subject line PrivateLink Configuration Request — [Your Company Name].

Step 5: Unstructured configures connectivity to your endpoint service and sends an endpoint connection request.

As the service consumer, Unstructured creates a related endpoint in its own AWS account in the same AWS Region. Unstructured then sends an endpoint connection request to complete the connection between the Unstructured-managed endpoint and your endpoint service.

Step 6: Accept the pending endpoint connection request

Accept the endpoint connection request as soon as possible to avoid delays in the deployment process. Learn how.

Remaining configuration

After you complete these steps, Unstructured works with you to complete the remaining configuration:
  • Enable customer access to the Unstructured platform UI and API.
  • Establish the connectivity and permissions required for the dedicated instance to access the target data sources. The required configuration depends on the services being accessed. The remaining sections in this topic describe how to complete it.
For general architecture information, see Dedicated instance concepts.

Questions? Need help?

If you have questions or need help as you go, contact your Unstructured sales representative or technical enablement contact. If you do not know who they are, email Unstructured Sales at sales@unstructured.io, and a member of the Unstructured sales or technical enablement teams will get back to you as soon as possible.