DataFab turns the systems, data, knowledge and decisions already inside an organisation — continuously enriched by external intelligence — into a living, governed knowledge layer that discovers what the enterprise knows, lets humans and agents jointly operate against that knowledge, and compounds every validated insight, decision and outcome into a continuously richer understanding of the organisation and the world around it.
Ready-made agentic applications on top of the platform. The Financial Crime Unit is one of several — and you can build your own.
Where the enterprise composes, tests and publishes governed agents — in language, or with full control.
Discovers and resolves the systems you already run into one governed, cumulative knowledge state — read in place.
DataFab discovers and resolves the systems you already run into a governed knowledge state, then gives your people and agents the tools to operate, refine and compound it.

The foundational data-integration and intelligence layer of DataFab. It discovers and resolves the systems you already run into one usable knowledge graph — the ontology is derived from your estate, read in place, and kept current by the fabric itself.
A metadata-driven layer that gives unified access to distributed data assets — maintaining mappings and relationships rather than duplicating data.
Graph-native storage with entity resolution
Cross-source matching and linking
Direct DB / API / MCP connectors
Read from and write back
Automated identification and cataloging
Continuous analysis and enrichment
OSINT and external integration
End-to-end tracking of data flow
Model Context Protocol generation
Health, performance and security
Each layer carries its own controls. The Semantic Layer is the Fabric’s primary output — the derived model everything above consumes. Requests flow down to the source; data is read in place and resolved on the way back up. Click a layer to open it.
Records from every source are blocked, scored, clustered, reviewed and merged into one authoritative golden record — with a confidence score and full provenance.
Direct access without ETL or replication. The fabric reads from source systems and resolves on the way back — the records never leave, and there is no integration layer to engineer.
You don’t hand-build the model. It emerges from what the fabric has already extracted — source structures, data profiles and resolved entities become a governed domain model — the Semantic Layer, the Fabric’s primary output. A hand-built ontology is a specialist programme measured in months; a derived one forms in place and stays current.
An ontology is a graph of knowledge: entity types linked by relationship types, each carrying attributes. This is the derived model — the Persistent Knowledge Graph then fills it with your resolved records.
Interactive — switch views along the top: the reference deployment, the reusable utility pattern, where it physically runs, recovery for loss and corruption, the chain of custody, who may act, and discovery to go-live. Click any component for its enforcement, trust and failure mode; click a red badge for the evidence that proves it.

The build surface of DataFab — where the enterprise composes its own governed agents from its documents, in its own language, and on its own schemas. Every agent schema-bound, sandboxed, human-gated and audited.
Build, test and publish Data-Driven Agents, design workflows, define widgets and orchestrate multi-agent solutions — the complete builder experience.
Extract schemas from your documents
Schema-bound processing units
Drag-and-drop, no code
Build a DDA from a description
Orchestrate with human gates
Non-linear graph orchestration
Visual interface components
Structured, schema-bound data
Reusable API + DDA components
Connect — and author — connectors
Every tool, one searchable place
Pre-built workflows
Compose multiple agents into a workflow — with human review gates wherever judgement belongs. Governed teams of agents, each with one job.
The next step extends the linear chain into a full directed graph — conditional branching, parallel fan-out / fan-in, cycles with exit conditions and dynamic routing, with a human gate available at any node.
The Studio does not force one mode. Each use case — and each step within it — runs at the level of autonomy its risk allows, from fully deterministic to fully agentic.
Every agent runs inside an isolated sandbox, calls only the tools it is authorised for, receives credentials only at execution, and writes a tamper-evident trail. Governance is not configured on — it is the default.
Ready-made agentic applications on the same Fabric and the same Studio — governed, auditable, and run against the systems you already have. Financial crime is one. The platform produces the rest, and any you build yourself.
Security is woven through every layer — and independently certified.
Records never leave source systems.
Judgement stays with people.
No entities invented outside your schema.
Hash-chained, no delete, Auditor-only.
Connect the enterprise. Understand it. Build how it works. Let governed agents do the work — and let every validated result compound. The Financial Crime Unit is one utility; the same platform produces the rest, and any you build.