Knowledge Graph
A composable graph intelligence block — every relationship across accounts, entities, fees, and beneficiaries, interoperable with your existing stack.
Relationships your relational database cannot show
Trust accounting systems store data in tables optimized for transactions, not for understanding how entities, accounts, fee arrangements, beneficiaries, and investment structures connect across every account and entity tied to the family.
Our Knowledge Graph builds a graph intelligence layer on top of your operational data — revealing cross-account relationships, entity hierarchies, fee interdependencies, and beneficiary networks that are invisible in traditional reporting.
- Entity relationship mapping Visualize how trusts, LLCs, partnerships, and individuals connect across your book of business.
- Fee interdependency analysis Understand how fee arrangements cascade across related accounts and entities.
- Beneficiary network visibility See beneficiary relationships across accounts — critical for regulatory reporting and estate planning coordination.
- Cross-account intelligence Identify concentration risk, related-party transactions, and structural anomalies across account families.
Built on graph science, informed by trust operations
Got-Data Inc. brings Neo4j-certified graph engineering expertise to a domain where relationship complexity is the norm, not the exception. The Knowledge Graph is not a generic visualization tool — it is purpose-built for the entity structures, fiduciary relationships, and fee mechanics that define trust operations. Where an ontology defines what your entities and relationships mean, the graph is where those definitions come alive against real account data — and where the Reasoning Engine finds the connections it needs to answer fiduciary questions.
The Life Statement. For clients whose wellbeing is the mandate, reporting shouldn't stop at net worth. The Life Statement is an integrated wealth-and-health report for high-net-worth relationships — one document that gives the advisor and the family a complete view. In development for institutions that serve multi-generational clients.
We are currently accepting early access partners who want to shape the product against real institutional data models and use cases.
Knowledge Graph FAQ
Why graph relationships matter for trust operations and fiduciary reporting.
What is a knowledge graph in trust operations?
A knowledge graph models how trusts, accounts, entities, fees, and beneficiaries connect — relationships that are hard to see in transactional trust accounting tables.
How does the Knowledge Graph help the Reasoning Engine?
It supplies live relationship context so the Reasoning Engine can answer cross-account, beneficiary, and fee questions with grounded structure rather than guesses.
Is the Knowledge Graph a rip-and-replace of our reporting stack?
No. It is a composable intelligence layer that sits with your existing systems and makes fiduciary relationships explorable and machine-readable.
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