Storage

Groups of byte-identical files, with the copy proposed as the one to keep.

Re-points everything referencing a removed copy — albums, social posts, presentation files, versions and child files — onto the copy being kept, merges their metadata into it, and then deletes the rest. Nothing is left pointing at a file that has gone.

Removed copies stay recoverable for the trash retention period. Needs permission both to deduplicate and to delete files.

Requires both admin:media:deduplicate and media:delete.

Grouped by module, file type or user — file count and total size per group.

Returns the files consuming the most storage, largest first — the list to work down when reclaiming space.

What is claiming this file across the platform, and what else is attached to it — byte-identical copies and saved versions. This is what tells you whether deleting it would actually free space.

Unlike the rest of the API, this is not filtered by who may see the file: it is an accounting view, and a total that hid rows would be the wrong number.

Duplicate copies beyond the first, and what is sitting in the trash. trashRetentionDays is how long a deleted file stays recoverable — 0 means deletion is immediate.

Bytes stored against bytes granted. used counts live files and their version history — the same figure the quota is enforced on, so it is the one to compare against entitlement. An entitlement of 0 means the plan grants no storage.

Stored bytes over time, for charting growth rather than for reconciling a bill.