Knowledge graph for finance

Financial Services Knowledge Graph

Arvya builds cited knowledge graphs for financial firms across people, firms, funds, companies, deals, research, meetings, documents, approvals, and next steps.

Direct answer

A financial services knowledge graph connects the people, companies, funds, relationships, documents, meetings, research, CRM records, approvals, and workflow events a firm depends on. Arvya builds these graphs as Deal Brains so AI agents can answer with citations and prepare reviewable actions.

Who it is for

Financial firms whose institutional memory lives across email, CRM, documents, meetings, research tools, and partner memory.

Teams that need AI to understand firm-specific entities and relationships before it can be useful.

Technology and operations leaders building the data layer for AI workflows.

The broken workflow

Documents and CRM records are not enough; the relationships between people, firms, funds, meetings, notes, and approvals matter.

Generic retrieval misses firm context and produces answers without useful source trails.

Workflow automation is risky unless the underlying graph knows permissions, ownership, and source history.

What Arvya does

Builds cited graphs around the firm's entities, workflows, sources, and approval model.

Uses the graph to power CRM trust, research briefs, relationship memory, meeting prep, digests, and workflow agents.

Keeps sensitive actions human approval and auditable.

How it works

Built for cited answers and human review before writeback.

1

Define the firm ontology: people, firms, funds, deals, companies, sources, meetings, documents, and workflows.

2

Connect approved source systems and preserve citations.

3

Use the graph to power answers, briefs, updates, and workflow-specific agents.

Common questions

Why does a financial firm need a knowledge graph for AI?

Because the meaning of a note, email, call, CRM field, or document depends on relationships between people, firms, funds, deals, companies, owners, approvals, and time. A graph makes that context reusable.

How is Arvya's Deal Brain related to a knowledge graph?

The Deal Brain is Arvya's applied knowledge graph for a deal, relationship, research workflow, or firm process. It connects cited context to agent workflows and actions ready for review.