FINANCIAL SERVICES DATA MANAGEMENT

Every record you keep, in full view.


Auditors see the tip. Storage holds the rest.

Banks and investment firms keep records for years, on purpose. They also keep everything else: copies of every backtest, exports nobody asked for, and files from people who left long ago. When everything is kept, nobody can say what a record is and what is clutter. Only 34% of organizations know where all their data is, according to the Thales 2026 Data Threat Report.

Diagram of financial services storage: current client files above the surface, statements, recordings, chat exports, and backtest copies below.

From scattered files to clear action.

Diskover speaks records.

Knows your record types.

File Kind groups statements, recordings, exports, and model files into the record classes your policy uses.

Reads your folder logic.

Desks, funds, clients, and years, recognized from paths and names with path tokens.

Adds business context.

Plugins add business unit and owner from Active Directory or LDAP, so every file has an accountable owner.

Keeps every file closed.

Diskover finds likely sensitive files from metadata, such as names, paths, and owners, without opening them.

Three teams. Three different pains.

Prepare financial data for AI before it reaches a model.

One index feeds compliance and Snowflake.

Scattered data points flowing into a single stream that becomes organized data paths across a world map.
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