File Storage is the archiving of wav and zc audio files. This can be measured in kilobytes (kB), megabytes (MB), gigabytes (GB) or terabytes (TB).

When you run a batch process with Kaleidoscope Pro, metadata information, such as species ID, recorder settings, and notes are written to a database file (db-batch.wdb). This database file, when updated to a Managed Cloud Account database, allows the metadata to be searchable. In Kaleidoscope Pro pricing, database storage refers to the uncompressed storage space used in db-batch.wdb. You can see the actual storage used once the database is uploaded. The likelihood of exceeding the 1GB of metadata

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