Diskover indexes files across storage platforms into a searchable catalog for unstructured data management. It is designed for large estates, including those with billions of files. A distributed engine scans in parallel and can reuse cached results to speed up later indexing. Diskover indexes metadata without moving or copying underlying data, then provides browser-based access to a catalog that combines core file details with enriched business and technical attributes. Rules and plugins can automate cleanup, tagging, tiering, and repetitive tasks. The maker describes more than 50 plugins for metadata enrichment, workflow automation, data movement, and file actions, usable without code. Listed integrations include Azure Blob, OneDrive and SharePoint, Amazon S3 and compatible object storage, Grafana, Dell PowerScale, and Snowflake. Multistream includes a connector to data lakes and lakehouses and curated datasets for AI/BI pipelines. An optional AI connector supports natural-language interaction on desktop or mobile and the customer’s choice of LLM. Plans have annual platform fees, but dollar prices are not published; pricing is available on request.
Who it is for
Diskover may suit organizations managing large unstructured-data estates across storage platforms. The maker identifies media, life science, EDA, and energy as industries with specialized add-ons.
What is good
- Indexes metadata without moving or copying underlying data.
- Parallel scans can reuse cached results.
- Catalog combines core and enriched attributes.
- More than 50 plugins are described as requiring no code.
- Offers browser-based access.
What to know first
- Annual plan prices are not published.
- AI connector and industry add-ons cost extra.
- Dedicated support requires a subscription.
Verdict
Diskover brings file metadata from storage platforms into a searchable catalog and supports automation through rules and plugins. Organizations should request pricing and account for optional AI and industry add-ons.
Diskover plans and pricing
All plansCompared on data management platforms
- Audience segmentation
- Yes
