Evidence Graph
Every link in the chain, visible.
eDiscovery, modeled as a graph
Evidentiary chain analysis
Documents, custodians, communications, and events are modeled as a connected graph, so the path from a source to a conclusion can be traced link by link rather than asserted.
Provenance you can follow
Each item carries its origin and handling. Graph relationships make provenance and chain of custody explicit and reviewable, not implied.
Transparency & defensibility
Transparency is a process property, not a claim. The Evidence Graph is designed so the sources used, the relationships drawn, and the versions relied on are all recorded and reviewable.
Version-pinned evidentiary record
A version-pinned record of the graph, its sources, and the decisions made supports a documented, reviewable chain of work.
Gaps and inconsistencies surfaced for review
Where links are missing or connections conflict, the graph highlights them for a human to examine. Findings are surfaced for review, not decided automatically.
Secure integrations
Designed to integrate securely with existing data stores and Discovery platforms, so the evidentiary graph fits your environment.
Built for insurance providers
Insurers carry the burden of showing how a conclusion was reached. The Evidence Graph is built to make that chain transparent — an evidentiary record designed to hold up to review.
A defensible claim record
Assemble the evidence behind a claim into one connected, documented record that can be explained to counsel, reinsurers, and regulators.
Clarity for complex exposures
Trace how parties, policies, communications, and events relate across large document populations, so the picture is built from the evidence rather than around it.
Reduced review load
Early culling and graph-guided prioritization focus attention on the connections that matter, consistent with our eDiscovery approach.