Slice knowledge graph
See how every important signal connects to the work it changes.
The knowledge graph gives Slice a shared context layer across markets, research, portfolios, clients, documents, workflows, communications, agents, and governance. The public explorer is now isolated on its own route and activates only through user interaction.
Connected intelligence
Relationships are part of the product, not a hidden database detail.
Market evidence connects to affected securities and themes.
Portfolio context connects to households, goals, and review work.
Documents connect extracted facts to tasks and retained knowledge.
Client output connects back to sources, approvals, and decisions.
Reasoning advantage
A model can answer more useful questions when the relevant market, client, portfolio, document, workflow, and governance relationships are already structured and inspectable.
Interactive relationship map
Select a node to inspect its role, inputs, and outputs.
The map uses static paths and interaction-driven updates. There are no perpetual motion loops, particle fields, or off-screen animations consuming resources while the user reads.
13 visible nodes ยท 17 visible paths
Why graph context matters
The same evidence can support research, service, operations, and governance.
Slice does not need to duplicate intelligence into separate silos. A governed relationship layer can let each role and workflow retrieve the context it is permitted to use.
Context instead of isolated records
A security can connect to a theme, article, portfolio exposure, household goal, advisor decision, client draft, and retained outcome.
Evidence that survives the workflow
Source and freshness do not disappear after research. They can remain linked to the task, communication, review, and decision they supported.
Reusable firm intelligence
Prior work, documents, preferences, decisions, and outcomes become retrievable context rather than disconnected history.
Governed reasoning paths
Agents can explore connected context while role scope, evidence, review rules, and human control remain visible.