Web-based file classification app that runs tasks automatically, lets you create custom rules, schedule jobs, view and export reports, and upload them to a centralized SQL database.
- Disk Sorter Server
- Version :9.8.12
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Flexense Computing Systems Ltd
Disk Sorter Server Description
Disk Sorter Server is a simple-to-use web-based software application that lets you classify your files, generate reports, and submit them to a centralized SQL database. It comes packed with several handy configuration settings.
Accessibility via the web browser
Once installed, the tool can be accessed from a web browser. It runs in the background and automatically organizes the hard drive files in real time, enabling you to open its configuration panel to tinker with settings.
Create custom commands for file auto classification
Disk Sorter Server works with plugins. It has a default plugin for file classification that sorts the items based on their size (largest to smallest), showing their category, total files, disk space used, and percentage value (relative to the total disk space), along with a color-coded pie chart to tell them apart easier.
Examine and export reports
It is possible to save the report to file, as well as to edit the file classification commands in regard to the command name, source for the directories to take into account, folder exclusions (if any), along with the classification plugin type (e.g. pictures and image files, music and audio).
Classification jobs can be scheduled to automatically run on a regular basis. You can also visit the message console to investigate log details, as well as configure server login, ports, email server and SQL database settings.
Modify advanced app settings
Several advanced properties can be modified too. For instance, you can modify the default number of reports to keep and their saving location on the disk, remove system files from the equation and include hidden network shares, disable recursive directory mode, process folder links and junctions, use a custom HTML report header and footer, enable a crash log file, or ask Disk Sorter Server to request scanning permissions from the PC administrator.
Evaluation and conclusion
No error dialogs popped up in our tests and the software application didn’t hang or crash. It has a good response time and minimal impact on computer performance, using low CPU and RAM. Taking into account its intuitive and powerful settings, you can definitely give Disk Sorter Server a shot when it comes to file classification.