If the knowledge is the compressed form, does keeping it cost less disk?
Analect Store is the storage analysis workflow in the Analect platform. It measures every form your material could be kept in, in actual bytes, raw and compressed, models your retention plan, and returns a storage verdict with a bill per tier, including an answer that is allowed to be no.
The storage bill nobody budgeted
About 78 percent of stored enterprise data is unstructured and that portion is forecast to nearly double between 2024 and 2028. AI has so far made it worse: a retrieval pipeline keeps the original, then a chunk store, then embeddings, then an index. The standard answer to the unstructured data problem is an architecture that makes the data bigger.
Weigh, plan, verdict
Weigh the forms
Every way the material could be kept, in bytes, raw and compressed: the source, the fragments, and everything in between.
Describe the plan
Corpus size, copies, compression, and the one question that decides it: does the source document stay?
Read the verdict
A storage bill per tier to back it up, and an answer that is allowed to be no.
What we measured
Weighing happens in the browser. Nothing leaves your machine on this screen.
Weigh your estate.
A pilot measures every form your material could be kept in, models the retention plan and returns a storage verdict, including the answer that says no.