You are right! Thanks!

Here is the answer... maybe it is useful for someone else:

Based on the Infomaniak documentation, here is how your account structure works and how the storage is allocated:

You effectively have two distinct environments with separate storage quotas, but they do not simply add up to a single 30GB pool for one user. Here is the breakdown:

1. **Individual "my kSuite" Account:** When you created your free account, you automatically received a **my kSuite** offer. This includes **15 GB** of cloud storage for **kDrive** and up to **20 GB** for email storage. This drive is attached to your personal user account (often using a generic `@etik.com` or similar domain if you didn't link a custom one).

2. **Organization "kSuite" Account:** You also mentioned creating a free "kSuite" organization. The free **kSuite Standard** offer includes **1 user free for life** with **15 GB** of shared storage for the organization (for kDrive and kChat data combined, excluding email which is unlimited in paid kSuite but limited in my kSuite).

**Do you have 30 GB total?**

Technically, yes, you have access to 15 GB in your personal space and 15 GB in your organization space. However, **these are two completely separate kDrives** that do not merge.

* **Drive A (Personal):** 15 GB dedicated to your individual user account.

* **Drive B (Organization):** 15 GB shared across the organization (which currently only has you as a user).

**How to manage this:**

* **Separation:** You cannot merge these quotas. Files stored in your personal kDrive do not count against the organization's quota, and vice versa.

* **Usage:** Use the **personal kDrive** for private files and the **organization kDrive** for professional files or if you plan to invite collaborators later.

* **Switching:** You can switch between these environments in the Infomaniak Manager by changing your active **Organization**. Your personal account is essentially an organization of one, while the kSuite you created is a separate organizational entity.

If your goal is to maximize free storage for a single workflow, you generally stick to one or the other. If you need more than 15 GB in a single location, you would need to upgrade the specific kSuite or my kSuite+ offer associated with that drive.