DAM platform profile
KeyShot Dock (formerly Digizuite): DAM software reviewed
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.
Checkable facts
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
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 2026-08-07 — digizuite.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 2026-08-07 — KeyShot 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 2026-08-07 — KeyShot 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 2026-08-07 — KeyShot 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 2026-08-07 — KeyShot 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 2026-08-07 — Camfil 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 2026-08-07 — M/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 2026-08-07 — Digizuite/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 2026-08-07 — KeyShot 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 2026-08-07 — DC 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 2026-08-07 — 7 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 2026-08-07 — 25.1 - 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 2026-08-07 — DFS 10.1.0 - Benefits from using DFS documentation