Know where to go deeper.
The AllMind Ontology connects companies, business relationships and your firm’s research context. Follow the supporting evidence between related entities to investigate an investment question.
One system.
Shared context.
Your data, the relationships between it, and the tools you work in belong in the same system. Each layer connected.
Follow what
affects the company.
Look beyond a company’s filings. Connect suppliers, competitors, exposures, business segments and relevant academic research.
Connect the pieces.
Connect companies, filings and suppliers to your own thesis, so your AI can follow the relationships.
Go beyond
the summary.
Finding the information is only the first part. The next question is how it fits together, what caused the change, and who else could be affected.
A margin question about Comfort Systems can lead to its business segments, suppliers and competitors. Each connection gives the agent another place to look for evidence.
The useful answer is often a few connections away.
Your firm’s view
belongs here.
You already have models, research and a view of the world. The ontology connects that internal context to the market data around it.
Use the same context across your research in AllMind, from an initial question to a data room, a comparison or a written report.
Keep the evidence close.
Follow an answer back to its filing, transcript or internal document. Your firm’s permissions determine what can be used.
Start with a company
you know.
Bring a real question from your coverage. We’ll show how AllMind connects the relevant information and takes the research further.