12Connections and the knowledge graph

Bmator links the people, organisations, meetings, documents, emails, notes and ledgers it holds, and records where each link originated. The Knowledge graph displays the people, organisations, meetings and records Bmator links together, drawn around one starting point. Click a point to expand it, or a line to see why it is there.

Everything Bmator links to one person, organisation, meeting or record comes from your contacts, meetings and ledgers. Each link says where it came from.

Accessing the knowledge graph

The Knowledge graph is not located in the side menu. You reach it through the following entry points:

1. Open a contact or an organisation and choose Connections, then select Explore to start from it.
2. Open What Bmator understood on a document, an email or a meeting report.
3. Follow links in Ask answers that explain how an answer was reached.

What you see depends on your rights: a connection to something you may not open is never shown.

Chapter overview

This chapter walks through how to review, navigate, and configure graph data across Bmator:

• Exploring connections: Navigate links around an entity, switch between the Knowledge graph and List view, see All connections, reveal items using Show hidden connections, or link records with Add connection.
• What Bmator understood from a text: Review what Bmator extracted and linked from incoming text, documents, emails, and meeting reports.
• Names to review: Check and verify ambiguous entities in Names to review.
• Your graphs and shared graphs: Work with saved graphs in Your graphs and explore views shared across your team.
• Concepts and themes: Navigate connections grouped under Concepts and broad Themes.
• Your relationships: Track connections between individuals and entities under Relationships and review each individual Relationship.
• Settings and connection types: Workspace admins can manage connection rules and properties in Settings.