ENRICHED METADATA CATALOG

One catalog, every file, with the who, what, and why attached.


A Diskover metadata catalog record for a media file, with core, enriched, and tag layers and the source of each field

A metadata catalog is a searchable index of information about your files: what each file is, where it lives, who owns it, and when it was last used. It holds the description of every file, not a copy of it.

Your data’s story matters more than its zip code.

Where a file sits is only the start. Support governance efforts with traceable lineage that helps teams answer audits, retention questions, and policy reviews faster.

Where it came from. The catalog records when Diskover first saw each file, and the folder and project it belongs to.
How it moved. Files stay in the catalog after they move between network-attached storage (NAS), object, cloud, and archive.
What changed. Index Differential compares two scans and lists every file that was added, removed, or changed, for migration checks and change tracking.
Who owns it. Owner, group, and department sit on every record, including files whose owner has left.
File lineage in the Diskover metadata catalog: one file followed from first index on NAS to object storage, with its tags

Agent-ready data starts with a metadata catalog.

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