Graphs

A step-by-step guide to generating knowledge graphs from your documents.

The "Graphs" page is where you transform your unstructured text into structured, queryable knowledge graphs.

Creating a New Graph

The graph building process is initiated by submitting a job. Here’s how it works:

Graph building consumes usage on the Early Access plan ( Plans & Billing ).

Open the console’s Graphs page.

Select Files

Choose one or more source documents to be processed.

(Optional) Select an Ontology

To structure your output according to a specific schema, select one of your existing ontologies. If you don't provide one, a generic schema will be applied.

Submit Job

A new graph building job will be initiated.

You can see the status of your job directly on the "Graphs" page.


Managing and Exploring Your Graphs

Once a graph building job is complete, your new graph will appear in the list. You have several options for managing and exploring it.

View Content

Dive into your graph's structure. You can explore:

  • A list of all extracted nodes and relations.
  • A graph visualization to see the connections.
  • The raw TTL and CQL content.

Download Outputs

Export your graph for use in downstream applications. The following formats are available for download:

  • TTL (Turtle): A popular RDF format.
  • CQL (Cypher Query Language): For use with graph databases like Neo4j.

Delete Graph

To permanently remove a graph and its associated data, simply click the delete icon next to it in the list.