See the whole system
The connections were always there. Now you can follow them.
Start anywhere — a brand, a repository, a contract, a person — and walk outward. Each hop is a typed relationship with a direction and a meaning: owns, operates, licenses, depends on, was created by, belongs to this package.
Relationship Graph
- Typed relationships
- Filter by entity, brand or asset class
- Expandable multi-hop paths
- Object-level permissions on traversal
How it helps
What you get with Relationship Graph
Typed edges, not vague links
"Owns" and "operates" are different relationships with different consequences. Keeping them distinct is what lets the graph answer a transfer question instead of producing a diagram.
Filter to the question you have
Narrow by entity, brand, asset class or relationship type so a group with thousands of objects can still answer one specific question.
Permissions travel with the graph
Object-level permissions apply to traversal, not just to pages. A node you may not see does not leak through a path, a count or a search result.
Asset Graph
The rest of Asset Graph
A live relationship graph across entities, brands, assets, agreements, people, repositories and rights.
Ownership Timeline
See how ownership, licensing and custody changed over time.
Learn moreDependency & Impact Paths
Ask what a product depends on and what will be affected by a transfer.
Learn moreLegal, Operational & Economic Views
Switch between legal ownership, operational control and economic grouping without conflating them.
Learn moreBuild the ownership record before somebody asks for it.
Register what exists, connect the relationships, attach the evidence. The answer you need under deadline is the one you maintained beforehand.
Evidence-backed relationships Multi-entity by design Built for transfer and diligence