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Connecting documents with the knowledge graph

Duration 1:46Narration: English

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Sarah owns the firm's self-hosted Mislata installation, so she turns on the knowledge graph herself in Admin → Modules, without a platform operator. She builds the graph for the Corvane Space: a model reads the nine documents and extracts people, companies, projects and contracts, and how they relate. Every relation is tied to the passage it comes from. She looks up Kestrel Data Labs and goes two steps out: Kestrel works for Lumora Health directly, and for Corvane through Brightmoor. The entity panel lists each relation with its evidence, and a passage opens in its document.

In the chat she asks which portfolio companies depend on Kestrel, directly or through a supplier, what each one should ask for after the late incident notification, and who signed each contract. The answer combines facts from several documents and cites the source of each one. The graph is extracted by a model and can miss or misread a relation, so the passage behind each relation is shown for people to check.

What the video shows

  • Turned on by the organisation's own administrator in Admin → Modules
  • People, companies, projects and contracts, each relation tied to the passage it comes from
  • Relations up to three steps out, with the evidence for each one
  • Chat answers that cross several documents, with every source cited

Transcript

  1. Halberd Capital Partners, London. Nine documents, and the links between them.
  2. Sarah turns on the knowledge graph herself, in the admin panel.
  3. She builds the graph for the Corvane Space: people, companies, projects, contracts, and how they relate.
  4. Every relation is tied to the passage it comes from.
  5. She looks up Kestrel Data Labs.
  6. Two steps out: Kestrel works for Lumora directly, and for Corvane through Brightmoor.
  7. Each entity shows its relations and their evidence.
  8. And each passage opens in its document.
  9. In the chat, the graph helps answer questions that cross several documents.
  10. What each company should ask for, and who signed each contract, with every source cited.
  11. Every fact in the answer links back to its document.
  12. A graph built from your documents, every link traced to its source, and answers that connect them.