Lapis brings external developments, institutional data and analytical models into a single environment.
At its core is a continuously updated model of the world that connects events, entities, markets and relationships. Lapis uses this structure to assess relevance, map exposure and trace how risk may move through connected systems.
Platform Layers
Brings together external information from media, regulatory sources, market data and other trusted datasets. Lapis continuously structures new developments as they emerge.
Traceability and Control
Lapis keeps evidence, context and analytical outputs connected throughout the analytical process. Teams can see what informed an assessment, challenge its basis and maintain appropriate oversight.
Maintain a clear link between analysis and the evidence behind it. Source material remains available for review.
What informed this assessment?
Every analytical output remains linked back to the evidence used to support it.
Security and Deployment
Lapis is built to operate within established institutional security and governance environments. Access to data, analysis and platform functions can be governed according to organizational requirements.
Control access to sensitive information and analytical workflows by role and operational need.