Google Drive: What Storage Limits Apply?

Google Drive: What Storage Limits Apply?

Overview



When integrating Matters.Cloud with Google Drive, the integration uses a primary user account to store all data for all users. The integration will automatically create a folder called 'Matters.Cloud' within the nominated account used when setting up the integration. Storage used when filing documents or other types of files will then use the associated limits according to the type of Google account which is in use.

Depending on the type of Google Workspace account used your allocation may either be 'pooled' across all users or for lower account tiers an individual allowance may apply. The following article from Google provides further information on how this applies to specific account types:

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