Network based storage and accounts

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having encoded therein programming code executable by a processor to perform operations comprising:

• storing a cache of data particular to an entity, wherein the cache of data is related to the entity and controlled by the entity, and data in the cache of data is organized into a plurality of distinct subject matters;
• providing access to a portion of the data to a third party, wherein the portion of the data is organized into one of the distinct subject matters based on the third party being a service provider providing services related to the one of the distinct subject matters, while restricting access to other portions of the data to the third party;
• receiving additional data from the third party;
• adding the additional data from the third party to the cache of data;
• organizing the additional data into the one of the distinct subject matters such that the additional data is also related to the entity and controlled by the entity;
• and
• further organizing the additional data into a second of the distinct subject matters accessible to another third party based upon a second type of service provided.

A computer system comprising:

• a processor;
• and
• a tangible computer-readable storage medium communicatively coupled to the processor and having computer-executable instructions stored thereon that are executable by the processor to perform operations comprising:
• storing a cache of data particular to the entity, wherein the cache of data is related to the entity and controlled by the entity, and the data in the cache of data is organized into a plurality of distinct subject matters;
• providing access to a portion of the data to a third party, wherein the portion of the data is organized into one of the distinct subject matters based on the third party being a service provider providing services related to the one of the distinct subject matters, while restricting access to other portions of the data to the third party;
• receiving additional data from the third party;
• adding the additional data from the third party to the cache of data;
• organizing the additional data into the one of the distinct subject matters such that the additional data is also related to the entity and controlled by the entity;
• and
• revoking access provided to the third party based on a change in the services provided by the third party.