Entities with context
Associate businesses, people, accounts, and supporting records without erasing their original sources.
Connect entities, transactions, accounts, and obligations to understand the financial context around a borrower.
Businesses share owners, accounts connect to payment platforms, and financial activity reveals obligations. Reading these relationships together can expose context that isolated records miss.
Associate businesses, people, accounts, and supporting records without erasing their original sources.
Show why two records appear connected. A shared identifier is a reason to investigate, not a verdict.
Put a new observation in the context of what was known at underwriting and what changed afterward.
An account reference appearing in two records may be a legitimate relationship or an inconsistency worth reviewing. The graph helps an analyst follow the evidence, check identity, and ask a precise question before reaching a conclusion.
Our upcoming research explores retrospective validation across 275,019 closed deals. The research library will present the methodology and findings when the report is released.
Research, reports, and practical perspectives on the financial relationships, borrower behaviour, and emerging signals shaping modern credit decisions.
Explore Use casesBring identity, ownership, transaction, and document evidence into the same review. Understand which records belong together, where they disagree, and what needs further investigation.
Explore PlatformConnect financial evidence, understand the relationships behind it, and follow risk as it changes. One intelligence layer across your credit lifecycle.
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