An inventory pass reads the whole account without moving anything, so the first thing you see is what you actually have.
Tagging depth is the priced dial rather than a feature flag: enough to sort, enough to search, or enough to answer rights questions about who and what is in a shot.
Two human gates, neither optional: you review what is excluded before anything moves, and you review the vocabulary before anything is filed under it.
What it counts
Every function reports what it consumed, and only your plan turns that into money. Dropbox → Google counts:
- assets — a plan limit, never a per-unit charge
- tagging passes (sort) — a plan limit, never a per-unit charge
- tagging passes (search) — a plan limit, never a per-unit charge
- tagging passes (rights) — a plan limit, never a per-unit charge
- input tokens — counted, never billed
- output tokens — counted, never billed
- operator minutes — counted, never billed
- GB moved (flat-rate link) — counted, never billed
- GB moved (metered network) — counted, never billed