Intelligence and Investigations

Every investigation is a network problem.

An investigation rarely stays contained to the name at the top of the file. A financial crime case leads to a shell company's real owner, a corruption probe leads to a politician's undisclosed business partner, a counterintelligence lead reveals a stake in a foreign venture. The relationships that actually matter, whether for building a case, developing a source, or flagging a FOCI risk, usually sit several degrees away from anything a name search alone would surface.

Quantifind maps that network automatically, tracing financial ties, business relationships, and associations through multiple degrees of separation. What used to take days of manual link analysis now surfaces in minutes, with the evidence behind it, so analysts spend their time on judgment calls, not data assembly.

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the problem

Scale multiplies everything — including risk.

Adversaries have never had more ways to hide, and the information needed to find them has never been more abundant or more scattered. Relevant signals sit siloed across disconnected systems, buried in unstructured data, waiting to be connected. Teams are asked to screen higher volumes, faster, with fewer people, and the tolerance for error keeps shrinking as the stakes rise.

the fix

Automated network mapping with Quantifind enables small teams to trace hidden ownership and influence in minutes, not days.

The Capability Stack

Six capabilities. One diligence workflow.

Each capability is built in — not a separate product to buy.

Entity Screening

Vendor and subcontractor screening with Name Science™ entity resolution at 95%+ accuracy, run across a full population in batch or in real time for a single award.

Beneficial Ownership & FOCI Risk

Automated network expansion maps ownership, investment, and subcontractor relationships through multiple degrees of separation, surfacing foreign ownership, control, or influence hidden behind shell companies and layers of subcontracting.

Adverse Media & Sanctions Screening

Risk extracted from a deep archive of global news and sanctions lists using dynamic risk typologies, not keyword hits, distinguishing a vendor's principal from an unrelated namesake or a passing mention.

Corporate & Trade Risk

Corporate registries across 130+ jurisdictions and global trade data expose ownership structures and trade-based risk behind a supplier.

Population-Scale Batch Screening

Screen an entire vendor registry, award file, or grantee list at once instead of one record at a time, giving small teams full population coverage during onboarding, recompete, and periodic re-review.

Audit-Ready Case Documentation

Every risk determination carries source evidence, confidence scoring, and a full chain of custody, ready for the acquisition record or an oversight review.

How it works

Go from a name to intelligence you can act on.

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Start with any entity

Initiate your search with as little as an individual name, organization, address, handle, email, or phone number. Search a single name, a vendor list, award file, or a public-database.

Flowchart describing an automated entity intelligence process by Graphyte. It starts with any entity, then enriches input using disparate external sources including profiles, documents, news, public records, watchlists, and trade data. The process searches broadly in parallel through these sources, then resolves the entity, assesses risk and relationships, organizes and explains the data, resulting in decision-ready intelligence.
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Contextualize and search

Graphyte standardizes the name and location, flags potential data quality issues, and adds linguistic context, expected name variations, and geographic precision, then scans 200+ global structured and unstructured data sources.

Flowchart describing an automated entity intelligence process by Graphyte. It starts with any entity, then enriches input using disparate external sources including profiles, documents, news, public records, watchlists, and trade data. The process searches broadly in parallel through these sources, then resolves the entity, assesses risk and relationships, organizes and explains the data, resulting in decision-ready intelligence.
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Resolve and infer

Name Science™ and proprietary agentic middleware distinguish true matches among messy, multilingual data, then assembles a unified, confidence-scored profile by risk typologies, relationships, and relevance.

Flowchart describing an automated entity intelligence process by Graphyte. It starts with any entity, then enriches input using disparate external sources including profiles, documents, news, public records, watchlists, and trade data. The process searches broadly in parallel through these sources, then resolves the entity, assesses risk and relationships, organizes and explains the data, resulting in decision-ready intelligence.
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Assess and decide

Graphyte aggregates and summarizes the results, organizing findings by risk and confidence with supporting context, source evidence, and provenance. All that's left is deciding what risk you accept, what warrants a closer look, and what happens next.

Flowchart describing an automated entity intelligence process by Graphyte. It starts with any entity, then enriches input using disparate external sources including profiles, documents, news, public records, watchlists, and trade data. The process searches broadly in parallel through these sources, then resolves the entity, assesses risk and relationships, organizes and explains the data, resulting in decision-ready intelligence.
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Continuous Monitoring

Continuous monitoring re-screens a fixed population against new data as it is ingested, replacing one-time checks or periodic re-screening. New risk signals, from a sanctions listing to a change in ownership, surface as they emerge, so you’re never the last to know.

Flowchart describing an automated entity intelligence process by Graphyte. It starts with any entity, then enriches input using disparate external sources including profiles, documents, news, public records, watchlists, and trade data. The process searches broadly in parallel through these sources, then resolves the entity, assesses risk and relationships, organizes and explains the data, resulting in decision-ready intelligence.

Runs on Graphyte

One intelligence platform throughout your donor diligence workflow.

Entity resolution, risk typologies, network intelligence, data, and explainability work together across screening, monitoring, investigations, and decisioning to create consistent risk intelligence across your donor vetting program.

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Graphyte entity search scoring results across Sanctions, Watchlists, Adverse Media, Corporate Reg. and PEPs

For the Defense Innovation Unit, Graphyte compresses foreign-affiliation screening from weeks to minutes, at a scale manual review cannot match.

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Frequently asked questions

OSINT software, answered.

What is network analysis software for government investigations?

Network analysis software maps the relationships, ownership structures, and associations surrounding a person or organization, surfacing connections that a name search alone would miss. Quantifind's Graphyte platform builds this network automatically from open-source and commercial data, resolving entities and scoring risk so investigators can trace a case beyond the name at the top of the file.

How does Graphyte identify hidden relationships between people and organizations?

Graphyte's Name Science™ and agentic middleware resolve entities across languages, aliases, and spellings, then extract relationships from both structured records and unstructured sources like news and corporate filings. The result is a network mapped through multiple degrees of separation, with each connection scored for relevance rather than returned as an undifferentiated list of hits.

How is Graphyte different from traditional link analysis tools?

Traditional link analysis surfaces connections; it does not determine which ones matter. Graphyte adds entity resolution and risk scoring on top of network discovery, distinguishing a true match from a coincidental namesake and filtering for relevance so investigators see the handful of connections that warrant review instead of every tangential hit.

What kinds of investigations can Graphyte support?

Graphyte supports a broad range of investigative work, from financial crime and corruption cases to counterintelligence leads and foreign-influence assessments. In each case, the platform maps the relationships, ownership structures, and associations surrounding a person or organization, including the financial ties and connections relevant to developing a source, so investigators can trace a case beyond the name at the top of the file.

Is Graphyte an OSINT tool, or does it also process classified data?

Graphyte is an OSINT platform, built entirely on open-source and commercially available information such as corporate registries, sanctions lists, and global news. It does not process classified data. Its memoryless architecture means queries are not retained or used to train external models, keeping unclassified investigative work fast and auditable.

Run Graphyte on your data

Quantifind will demonstrate proof-of-value at no cost, through batch screening of up to 1,000 entities and a two week trial of GraphyteSearch.