Mistake: entity cleanup as a weekend project
Name variants and related parties hide in exports until a deal or dispute forces a manual graph in someone’s notebook.
Western New York · Entity graph
Relationship intelligence beyond parcel-by-parcel research
Model connected ownership and activity patterns across parcels, organizations, and municipal events with a graph-native workflow.
- Linked entities
- Event relationships
- Pattern detection
- Source-backed nodes
Western New York · Entity graph
Spreadsheets pretend relationships; investigations need them explicit
Owners, contractors, parcels, and municipal events behave like a network in real investigations—not like rows on tab three.
Pressure: missed links mean missed risk
The path between owner, parcel, permit, and violation is the story—flatten it and you only see noise.
Good here: relationship-first exploration
Walk paths your analysts already reason about, anchored to Buffalo and Erie County records—not a bolt-on graph demo.
Graph capabilities
Analyze local networks with confidence
Owner network analysis
See portfolio patterns and recurring operator behavior faster than spreadsheet joins.
Event-connected graph nodes
Connect permits, violations, and planning activity directly to relevant parcels and entities.
Investigation acceleration
Move from one known address to the broader local actor network in minutes.
Operational follow-through
Convert graph insights into watchlists and recurring team workflows.
Trust and delivery