Indicators that reflect your business
KPIs shaped by your business
KPIs defined from real paths in the graph.
An indicator is built by designating a path between concepts: no formula to copy, no approximate aggregation. The KPI carries the business definition, so two teams talking about the same indicator really mean the same thing.
Custom dashboards.
Each team builds its own views with the indicators that matter to it. A number always stays linked to its objects: one click sends you back into exploring the data that produced it.
Threshold alerts.
You set the threshold, the platform watches. When it's crossed, the alert arrives with context: which objects in the graph moved, and since when.
Exports to your existing BI tools.
Indicators export to the tools already in place at your organization, carrying their access restrictions along. The graph adds a layer of meaning to your stack; it doesn't replace it.
What makes the platform different
100% modular
Each module covers one need. Together, they deliver exactly the result expected.
Graph-native
Not a spreadsheet or a relational database dressed up as a graph.
Secure and traceable
Access management, auditability and data control.
Collaborative
Business and data teams work on the same graph.
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