From half-hour search, to two clicks.
Your firm's documents are interconnected: policies cite standards, procedures reference policies, evidence supports controls, and controls map to obligations. BackPro builds the graph as you work and renders it visually, so the policy a procedure depends on, or the evidence that supports a given control, is two clicks away rather than a half-hour search.
The relationships are in someone's head.
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Documents live in folders, not relationships.
The dependency graph between a policy, the procedure that operationalises it, the evidence that supports it, and the standard it maps to is reconstructed every time someone asks.
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When a policy changes, downstream impact is invisible.
Procedures that quoted the old policy keep quoting it. Evidence packs reference superseded clauses. No one notices until audit.
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Search returns documents. You wanted a chain.
Keyword search surfaces the candidate document; it does not surface the four other artefacts that have to change with it.
From folder structure to live graph.
Knowledge Graph, at work.
Fig. The knowledge graph view. Force-directed, navigable, filtered by relationship type and document class.
See it live in the demoDocument relationships, made visible.
The graph builds as documents land. Citations, references, and dependencies extracted without manual tagging.
Force-directed view across policies, procedures, evidence, controls, and obligations. Click a node to fan out, or filter by relationship type.
When a policy changes, every downstream procedure and evidence pack surfaces in the queue with the affected clause highlighted.
Search by relationship, not just keyword. Find every procedure that depends on a given policy, or every control evidenced by a given artefact.
Who uses the Knowledge Graph, and how.
The standards this capability answers to.
Every output carries an evidence trail mapped to the relevant Australian regulatory standards. Tap any chip to see what each standard requires.
See the persona mapQuestions teams ask first.
Documents are nodes. Decisions are edges.
Bring us your policy library. We'll show you the graph that already exists inside it, and what it surfaces about your operating model.