Does Store have a hard ceiling that limits storage to the purchased capacity?

The assertion that a store has a hard ceiling that limits storage to the purchased capacity is accurate. In the context of RelativityOne, the storage capacity is defined by the specific plan or subscription level that an organization has purchased. This means that once the allocated storage limit is reached, additional data cannot be uploaded until more storage is either purchased or existing data is deleted to make room for new content.

This hard limit ensures that organizations can manage their data effectively and maintain costs, as they are only able to use the storage that they have explicitly paid for. It also helps to prevent unexpected overages that could complicate storage management and budgeting.

In contrast, other options suggest varying conditions under which storage capacity might be flexible or contingent, which does not align with the established policy of fixed storage limits associated with subscriptions in RelativityOne.