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Capabilities / Business Context & Semantics

Your Data,
Queried as a Graph.

Query the tables, files and APIs you already run as one connected graph. No graph database, no ETL, and nothing to build or keep in sync.

Proven in production

Why graph projects drag

No Graph
to Build.

Most knowledge graph projects start with an export: copy every source into a graph store, then keep that copy in sync. With Prometheux there is no second copy. You describe the graph over the data you have and query it.

Graph database project
Query as a graph with Prometheux
ETL every source into a new graph store
Query your existing tables, files and APIs as a graph
A second copy to secure and keep in sync
One copy of the data, queried as tables or as a graph
Edges exist only if someone loaded them
Rules derive relationships the data implies
Edges extracted by an LLM can differ on each pass
Relationships defined by rules: same data, same answer, every run
Deep traversals strain the database
Recursion and multi-hop logic run natively in the engine
Changing the model means reloading the graph
Change an entity or rule and rerun; nothing to reload
Nobody can say where an edge came from
Every derived fact has lineage back to its rules and rows
Define, don't build

Entities and Edges
Over Data in Place

Point entities and relationships at the tables, files and APIs that already hold them. Prometheux reads each source where it lives when you query, so there is no graph store to load and no sync job to run. Add a source and it becomes part of the graph.

Any Source

Postgres, Oracle, Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, CSV, Parquet, Iceberg, Neo4j, HTTP APIs and more, queried as one graph.

Declarative Mapping

Map a table or file to an entity, and a key or join to a relationship. Nothing is copied.

Derived Relationships

Rules infer edges such as multi-tier supply, reporting lines or shared devices that no single table contains.

SQL and Graph, One Copy

Query the same data with SQL or Cypher `MATCH` patterns. No graph database required.

What this means for you ⟶

Talk to an engineer

Get a cross-source graph without a new database. Add sources without new pipelines. Know where every relationship came from.

Put it to work

Traverse, Analyse,
Reason

Run traversals, centrality, shortest paths and connected components over your data as it stands, write recursive rules that reason across it, or let applications and agents query it through APIs and MCP.

Graph Analytics In Place

Multi-hop queries, shortest paths and connected components on your existing relational infrastructure.

Scales to Billions of Edges

Vadalog Parallel distributes reasoning across clusters and GPUs.

Explainable Edges

The chase graph records which rules and rows produced each derived fact.

Ready for Agents

Expose the graph to apps, the Python SDK and agents through APIs and MCP.

What this means for you ⟶

Explore graph analytics

Turn scattered records into connected insight. Answer multi-hop questions in seconds, not projects.

How it works

From Tables to
Graph Queries

01

Connect Sources

Add warehouses, databases, files and APIs as data connections. Nothing is copied.

02

Define Entities

Declare the entities and relationships of your domain, or have the AI assistant propose them from a prompt or a policy document for you to approve.

03

Map and Derive

Point each entity at its source and write rules for the relationships to infer.

04

Query as a Graph

Run graph analytics, Cypher patterns or concepts via API, SDK or MCP.

In production

Graph Questions on
Real Enterprise Data

Pharma

Biomedical Knowledge Graph

AstraZeneca reasons over compounds, genes and diseases for drug repurposing, accelerated 9× on NVIDIA GPUs.

NVIDIA blog →
Finance

Fraud Rings

Query customers, accounts, devices and payments as one graph to reveal rings no single table shows.

Graph analytics →
Supply chain

Multi-Tier Suppliers

Link ERP, bills of materials and supplier files to see every tier that feeds a product.

Customer

Customer 360

Query CRM, billing and support data as one connected view of each customer, without a new store.

Knowledge Graphs at Enterprise Scale

“Prometheux technology powers highly scalable and explainable reasoning over some of the world's largest knowledge graphs.”
NV NVIDIA Technical Blog
Accelerating Neurosymbolic AI with RAPIDS and Vadalog Parallel
“The ability to query heterogeneous databases through a flexible ontology makes it possible to infer deep knowledge and automate complex tasks, delivering trustworthy insights that far exceed the capabilities of traditional systems.”
Anna Fava
Former Senior Manager, Data & AI · Dompé
“With Prometheux, we achieved a speed-up of over 250% on critical tasks involving complex reasoning over knowledge graphs with hundreds of millions of nodes and billions of edges.”
HR Head of R&D
Financial institution
FAQ

Questions,
Answered

Do I need a graph database?

No. Prometheux queries your existing sources as a graph and runs graph queries and analytics on the infrastructure you already have. There is no graph to build or keep in sync. If you already use Neo4j, it can be one of the sources.

What sources can I query as a graph?

Relational databases such as PostgreSQL, Oracle and SQL Server; warehouses such as Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift and BigQuery; files including CSV, Parquet, Iceberg and Excel; Neo4j, Qdrant and HTTP APIs.

How is this different from loading data into a graph database?

A loaded graph is a second copy that only holds the edges you put in. Prometheux reads the data where it lives and also runs rules over it, so it derives relationships such as multi-tier supply or indirect reporting lines that no source stores explicitly.

Can the graph ground AI agents?

Yes. Agents query graph concepts through MCP or the APIs, and LLM concepts can take graph results as input, so answers rest on rule-derived relationships with lineage rather than text similarity alone.

Can I see why an edge exists?

Yes. Every derived fact is recorded in the chase graph with the rule that produced it and the facts it was derived from.

Can it work with documents?

The AI assistant can ingest a PDF, policy or glossary and propose concepts from it, and it asks for confirmation before changing the schema. Relationships between records are then derived by rules over your connected data, so they are reproducible and traceable.

Query Your Data
as a Graph

Bring two or three sources and a question that crosses them. We'll query them as one graph, live, with nothing copied.

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