Build the context graph your AI
needs in hours, not months.

From raw data to connected knowledge.

01Ingest

Enterprise data

Tickets, docs, CRM records and telemetry — structured and unstructured, in whatever shape they were stored.

02Discover

Knowledge domains

AutoGraph finds the domains hiding in that data — customers, products, incidents — and how complex each one is.

03Build

Entities + relationships

Entities are extracted and typed. ACME Inc. and Acme Corp resolve into one entity instead of another silo.

04Operate

Governed knowledge graph

A new ticket lands and joins the graph on its own — schema, connections and provenance maintained as data changes.

  1. 01Ingest
  2. 02Discover
  3. 03Build
  4. 04Operate

Less manual modeling

Less specialized work

Built to stay useful

Automate the hardest parts of building connected knowledge.

  1. 01Analyze

    Understand each data domain

    Analyze incoming structured and unstructured data and determine the appropriate processing depth.

    0documents read

  2. 02Extract

    Identify entities and relationships

    Extract the people, products, events, assets and other concepts that matter — and how they connect.

    0entities found

  3. 03Resolve

    Unify duplicate entities

    Resolve references to the same entity so the graph presents one connected view rather than more silos.

    0duplicates merged

  4. 04Maintain

    Keep the graph aligned to its data

    Maintain the schema, connections and source traceability as enterprise data changes.

    In syncschema maintained

Move the work from manual construction to governed automation.

  • Manually define domains and schemas
  • Identify and connect entities by hand
  • Depend on dedicated ontology and graph specialists
  • Rework the graph as sources and requirements change

Build the graph around the questions your AI must answer.

Which component, bug, engineer and release are connected?

Which vulnerability can reach production, and what would it affect?

Which configuration, service record and known issue are related?

Which institutions, investigators and evidence support the decision?

Which entities, events, claims and sources support the assessment?

Which asset, dependency, change and failure pattern are connected?

Structured + unstructured data

Graph + vector retrieval

Entity resolution

Source provenance

Schema maintenance

Enterprise permissions

Current + historical state

Flexible deployment