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
Dropbox → Google is quoted per job, not covered by a subscription: the numbers below are what the quote is built from, and what the delivery reports against. Counting is not billing — the quote fixes the price before anything runs. Dropbox → Google counts:
- assets — counted, never billed
- tagging passes (sort)
- tagging passes (search)
- tagging passes (rights)
- 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