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STORAGE REPORTING

Every file in one report, in the BI tool you already use.


What storage reporting covers.

Storage reporting turns file metadata into numbers people can act on: how much capacity each team uses, what it costs, how fast it grows, and what nobody has opened in years. It is file analytics, delivered to the people who make budget and cleanup decisions.

Most teams build these reports one storage system at a time, then merge them in a spreadsheet. The numbers rarely match, and they are out of date by the time they reach finance. One catalog fixes both: every report, in Diskover or in your BI tool, comes from the same index, so the IT view and the finance view show the same numbers.

Diagram: four steps from storage to business reporting: index every file, enrich with tags, export clean metadata, and report storage, cost, and growth by team.

Four ways to get the numbers.

Index. Enrich. Report.

INDEX IN PLACE

Diskover scans the file systems and object stores you already run and builds one catalog. The data stays in place while the catalog is built.


ENRICH

Add business context with tags and enriched metadata, such as department, project, client, or cost center, so reports follow the way your organization works, not the folder structure.

REPORT

Use the dashboards in Diskover, schedule recurring reports, or send the metadata to Snowflake, your lakehouse, or your BI tool. Every report starts from the same catalog.

Five questions every storage report should answer.

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