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KeyShot Dock (formerly Digizuite): DAM software reviewed

A digital asset management platform for manufacturing and AEC companies, rebranded from Digizuite in 2024, integrated with KeyShot's 3D product-visualization suite.

Verdict

Buy it when 3D renders are the assets and a 55-seat enterprise floor is not a problem.

Buy it if

You are an enterprise (Sitecore/Adobe CC/Microsoft 365-centric marketing stack) that needs a DAM with strong 3D/immersive asset handling (3D previewer, 2D-to-360-degree spin generation), AI-assisted tagging/facial recognition/duplicate detection, brand-consistency portals for external agencies or buyers, and SAML2/OIDC/Entra ID SSO plus a REST API for deep integration into CMS, PIM, and e-commerce systems.

Do not buy it if

You need transparent self-serve pricing you can compare without a sales call, or you need documented CAD, RAW, GIS, or offline-access support — none of these are mentioned anywhere on the vendor's own pages or documentation.

Where it is strong

  • An integrated 3D previewer lets 3D product assets be inspected from every angle inside the library rather than downloaded first — Vendor product page (keyshot.com/keyshot-dock)
  • AI features named on the product page cover auto-tagging, facial recognition, background removal and automatic image resizing — Vendor product page
  • Role-based access control and detailed audit trails are documented, which is what compliance reviews ask a DAM to produce — Vendor product page
  • Since Luxion's 2023 acquisition the DAM and the KeyShot rendering suite share a vendor, so renders and their source files stay together — Luxion/Digizuite acquisition coverage, CG Channel 2023

Where it is weak

  • Whole review record is 3 Gartner Peer Insights entries and 7 on G2, far too few to reveal any behavioural pattern — Gartner Peer Insights, 3 reviews; G2, 7 reviews
  • The 2024 Digizuite rebrand splits the review trail, and G2/Capterra pages titled 'KeyShot' rate the 3D renderer, not the DAM — G2 / Capterra listing audit
  • No published pricing; the G2 listing describes subscriptions sized for teams of 55 users and above, quoted on request — G2 pricing listing (Digizuite)
  • SSO, REST API and named CMS/PIM integrations are absent from the current product page despite being enterprise prerequisites — Vendor product page (keyshot.com/keyshot-dock)
  • CAD, RAW, GIS and offline access are documented nowhere in the vendor's own materials — Vendor product documentation
Published price No
Billed on Not published. Pricing is quote-only via 'Request pricing' / 'Contact sales' on the vendor's own product page; no per-user, per-GB, or flat-rate billing unit is disclosed anywhere on the vendor's site.
Free plan No
Free trial No
Formats supported KeyShot Dock (the DAM platform formerly branded Digizuite, acquired by Luxion/KeyShot in September 2023 and rebranded KeyShot Dock in July 2024) runs on a 'transcode system' that converts uploaded assets into output renditions called 'formats'. Official documentation lists example predefined format types including webp, jpeg, png, mp4, mov, avi, mp3 and pdf, and states that thumbnails are generated by default as webp files with transparency for a wide range of input file types. The docs explicitly note that while a limited set of output/rendition formats exist, 'a wide range of input formats are supported' for image renditions, though video/audio renditions cannot be generated from image-only source files. Separate web coverage of the product describes it handling common file types including JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4, MOV, MP3, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PSD and AI (Adobe Illustrator), plus a built-in 3D previewer for viewing 3D assets (KeyShot scene files and GLB were added as 3D-previewable formats in the 25.1 release). No single official page enumerates a complete, exhaustive list of every supported input file extension.
Integrations KeyShot Dock's public integrations library (keyshot.com/keyshot-dam/integration/) lists a large set of pre-built, native and enterprise connectors, grouped by the vendor into 'Pre-Built Integrations', 'Native Integrations' and 'Enterprise Integrations with scalable systems and APIs'. Named integrations include: Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, After Effects), Microsoft Office 365, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Azure AI Translator (machine translation), Microsoft Entra ID (SSO), Workspace ONE UEM, Optimizely (CMS), Sitecore (native DAM-for-Sitecore module), Umbraco, Inriver (PIM), Shopify, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Canva, Hootsuite, Slack, Wrike, Chrome browser connector, Verizon (CDN), Akamai (CDN), Templafy, Seismic, Showpad, SAML 2.0 (SSO), Nexer Owlstreet (integration platform), plus native mobile apps for Google Android and iOS, and social publishing connectors for YouTube, X and Facebook. The vendor states it has 'an open API at its core' that lets it connect to 'nearly any marketing technology solution' beyond the pre-built list, including data warehouses, e-commerce platforms and social media tools not named individually.
Last release The most recent dated release note located in KeyShot's public Confluence documentation space is '25.3 - Release notes' (internal build 6.4.4), dated 2026-03-06. It adds the ability to start search-index repopulation from a specific asset ID, and fixes include a security vulnerability resolution, prevention of crashes when uploading TIF files with large tags, restoring password protection on updated link shares, improved search for user uploads, performance improvements for managing automations at scale, an ImageMagick update, and better logging for automations. An earlier '25.1 - Release notes' page (dated 2025-06-12, build 6.2.5) had added a sort index for formats and the ability to translate text in automations, plus fixes for SVG/EPS cropping and incorrect crops on files with orientation metadata. Release numbering follows a mixed calendar/build scheme (e.g. 25.1, 25.3, internal DC/MM/CCC component versions 5.9-6.4.x), and release notes are published on a per-component Confluence page rather than one consolidated changelog feed. — changelog
API depth Full REST API, not decorative. Official docs describe an API-first architecture where KeyShot's own products (Media Manager, DAM for Sitecore, etc.) 'use the API exclusively' in their own integrations. The API is split into multiple documented services -- named examples include AssetService, AdministrationService, FileService and LoginService, plus services covering audit trails, workflow/business-process management, collaboration and commenting, and file import -- each self-documented via Swagger at a per-service endpoint pattern (https:///DigizuiteCore/[ServiceName]/api-docs). Custom asset renditions can also be requested via a direct endpoint (.../DigizuiteCore/LegacyService/api/renditions//custom). The API is consumable from 'any HTTPS capable client or development language (e.g. C#, JS, Postman, PowerShell)', and a public SDK is referenced at digizuite.github.io/Digizuite.SDK/. This covers assets, metadata, users/administration and workflow automation -- i.e. full CRUD across the core DAM surface, not a single-purpose webhook. — API docs

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Reviews, by how much to trust them

Complicated by the 2024 rebrand: the vendor traded as 'Digizuite' on most third-party review platforms until mid-2024, and separately, Capterra/G2 pages titled simply 'KeyShot' (e.g. capterra.com/p/173819/KeyShot/) are for Luxion's KeyShot Studio 3D-rendering software, not the DAM -- these must not be blended into DAM review figures. Verified tier: Gartner Peer Insights lists Digizuite at 5/5 stars from 3 reviews -- too small a sample to be representative. PeerSpot has no posted reviews for Digizuite as of this check (listed as a comparison-only product with 0 standalone reviews); TrustRadius hosts a Digizuite product page but the specific rating/review count could not be retrieved (site blocked automated fetch in this session). Incentivized tier (G2 and Capterra share a common owner since the 2026-02-05 deal -- treated as one source): G2 lists Digizuite at 4.4/5 from 7 reviews (57% 5-star, 42% 4-star); no separate Capterra listing under the 'Digizuite' or 'KeyShot DAM' name was located distinct from the KeyShot-Studio product page. Long tail: no dedicated GitHub issue tracker, vendor community forum thread, or public tender/RFP reference specific to the DAM product was located in this pass; named enterprise customers referenced across vendor and review-adjacent pages include DR Horten, BoConcept, Camfil, Danish Agro, M/I Homes, BMA, EndemolShineGroup, LM Wind Power, JCB, Danske Spil, IFS and NIH.

Sold as

Digital asset management 3D asset management Brand asset management

Used in

Manufacturing Architecture, engineering, construction

Verified features

Facial recognition AI tagging Natural-language search Video transcoding and previews Rights and licence expiry Versioning, check-in / check-out Approval workflows External sharing portal Public API SSO and directory sync Watermarking

Compare KeyShot Dock (formerly Digizuite) with others

Sources

  • The vendor's original pricing URL (https://www.digizuite.com/pricing/) 301-redirects to https://www.keyshot.com/keyshot-dock/ — Digizuite was acquired by Luxion (KeyShot's parent) in 2023 and the product was rebranded 'KeyShot Dock' (now also referred to as 'KeyShot DAM') in July 2024. All facts below were gathered from this successor site, which the vendor itself now serves at the original domain. checked 2026-08-07digizuite.com pricing redirect
  • No prices are listed; the page offers 'various service packages tailored to the needs of your organization' and directs visitors to 'Request pricing' / 'Contact sales' — confirms quote-only pricing. checked 2026-08-07KeyShot Dock (Digizuite) product page
  • Product description confirms DAM positioning ('organize your assets to enable powerful digital experiences'), AI-powered tagging, facial recognition auto-tagging, 3D asset previewer, and 'single source of truth for brand consistency'; also lists customers Camfil, Lonza, M/I Homes, Volvo, Dura-Line, Danish Agro. checked 2026-08-07KeyShot Dock (Digizuite) product page
  • Documents AI Facial Recognition ('identifies and tags individuals in images'), AI Duplicate Detector, AI Background Removal, 3D Previewer, and a 360° Spin Generator that 'transforms 2D product images to immersive 360° spins'. checked 2026-08-07KeyShot DAM — Digital Asset Management feature page
  • Describes workflow orchestration beyond storage, open API and SDKs for customization, role-based access control and audit trails ('advanced security features'), and integration with CMS, PIM, and e-commerce platforms. checked 2026-08-07KeyShot DAM — Beyond DAM page
  • Case study confirms manufacturing vertical (Camfil, an air-filtration manufacturer): 'KeyShot DAM's AI auto-tagging feature has enabled efficient addition of accurate metadata to assets' and describes user rights/permissions, asset expiration dates, and GDPR-aligned brand-guideline distribution. checked 2026-08-07Camfil customer success story
  • Case study confirms AEC/homebuilding vertical (M/I Homes): describes Sitecore CMS integration, automated workflows, and buyer-facing portals built on the DAM, with a stated '95% reduction in the time required to upload and distribute photos across digital channels'. checked 2026-08-07M/I Homes customer success story
  • Vendor documentation lists SSO support via Entra AD (SAML2), ADFS SAML2, non-ADFS SAML2 identity providers, and OpenID Connect, plus SSO group synchronization: 'We have several supported single signon's supported in Digizuite.' checked 2026-08-07Digizuite/KeyShot Dock documentation — SSO
  • Vendor documentation confirms an open REST API for custom integrations: 'Custom integrations are often integrations built directly through the open REST API that KeyShot has,' plus a CDN-accelerated API and image resizing. checked 2026-08-07KeyShot Dock integration toolbox documentation
  • Vendor documentation maintains parallel setup guides for 'DC 5.9 Elastic Search Cloud' and 'DC 5.9 Elastic Search on-premise', indicating the DAM Center backend can run with either a self-hosted/on-premise or cloud-hosted search component (cloud stated as the recommended option) — used as evidence the platform supports both cloud and on-premise deployment. checked 2026-08-07DC 5.9 Elastic Search Cloud documentation
  • Vendor documentation confirms asset versioning via a 'replace-asset' function ('the uploader is prompted to decide whether to replace existing asset, hence creating a new version but with same unique ID number') and an Approval Workflow Wizard that activates a publish/move action when a checkbox field is set. checked 2026-08-077 Main Areas of the DAM Center — documentation
  • Vendor release-notes documentation describes AI-powered visual/image-similarity search as a platform enhancement, distinct from keyword search. checked 2026-08-0725.1 - New features documentation
  • Vendor documentation ('Benefits from using DFS') states users only see assets based on their user rights, external access (for suppliers/photographers/agencies) can be granted permanently or with an expiration date, and automated video-processing workflows generate a watermarked download version alongside web and reception-screen versions. checked 2026-08-07DFS 10.1.0 - Benefits from using DFS documentation
  • Digizuite supports converting assets to different formats via a 'transcode system'; example predefined format types are webp, jpeg, png, mp4, mov, avi, mp3, pdf; thumbnails default to webp with transparency; a wide range of input formats are supported for image renditions even though output format choice is more limited checked 2026-08-09KeyShot Confluence -- DC 5.10 Formats (direct page fetch)
  • Digizuite (now KeyShot Dock) handles file types including JPG, PNG, GIF, MP4, MOV, MP3, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PSD and AI; following the September 2023 acquisition of Digizuite, Luxion rebranded in July 2024, renaming KeyShot software to KeyShot Studio and Digizuite software to KeyShot Dock checked 2026-08-09Web search summary of Digizuite/KeyShot rebrand coverage
  • Full integrations library page listing named connectors: Adobe Creative Cloud (Photoshop/InDesign/Illustrator/Premiere Pro/After Effects), Microsoft Office 365/Teams/Azure AI Translator/Entra ID, Workspace ONE UEM, Optimizely, Sitecore, Umbraco, Inriver, Shopify, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Canva, Hootsuite, Slack, Wrike, Chrome browser connector, Verizon, Akamai, Templafy, Seismic, Showpad, SAML 2.0, Nexer Owlstreet, Android/iOS apps, YouTube, X, Facebook checked 2026-08-09KeyShot DAM Integration library (direct page fetch)
  • '25.1 - Release notes' page: released 2025-06-12, internal version 6.2.5; added a sort index to formats and the ability to translate text in automations; fixed SVG/EPS crop failures and incorrect crops for files with specific orientation metadata; improved importer stability and added a notification on asset restore checked 2026-08-09KeyShot Confluence -- 25.1 Release notes
  • '25.3 - Release notes' page: released 2026-03-06, internal version 6.4.4; added ability to start search-index repopulation from a specific asset ID; fixed a security vulnerability, TIF-upload crashes with large tags, password protection on updated link shares, search on user uploads, and automation performance at scale; updated ImageMagick and improved automation logging checked 2026-08-09KeyShot Confluence -- 25.3 Release notes
  • KeyShot DAM API provides integration for assets and metadata via multiple documented services (AssetService, AdministrationService, FileService, LoginService, plus audit, workflow, collaboration/commenting and import services), each self-documented with Swagger at a per-service /api-docs endpoint; consumable from any HTTPS-capable client (C#, JS, Postman, PowerShell); internal products (Media Manager, DAM for Sitecore) use the same API exclusively; SDK published at digizuite.github.io/Digizuite.SDK/ checked 2026-08-09KeyShot Confluence -- API Documentation
  • Capterra's 'KeyShot' product page (id 173819) with a 4.7/5 rating from 94 reviews is for KeyShot Studio, the 3D rendering application, not the DAM product -- flagged here to avoid conflating the two in review figures checked 2026-08-09Web search summary of Capterra KeyShot (Studio) reviews page
  • Digizuite rated 5 stars based on 3 reviews on Gartner Peer Insights checked 2026-08-09Web search summary of Gartner Peer Insights Digizuite listing
  • No reviews currently posted for Digizuite on PeerSpot; page invites users to be first to review; comparison pages exist (e.g. Box vs Digizuite, Digizuite vs Pimcore) but standalone review count is 0 checked 2026-08-09Web search summary of PeerSpot Digizuite listing
  • TrustRadius hosts a dedicated Digizuite reviews page, but specific rating/review-count figures could not be retrieved (403 on direct fetch in this session) checked 2026-08-09TrustRadius -- Digizuite Reviews & Ratings page
  • Digizuite rated 4.4 out of 5 on G2 based on 7 reviews (57% 5-star, 42% 4-star) checked 2026-08-09Web search summary of G2 Digizuite reviews page