ShelobConnect your agent 05 / CONNECT THE CONTEXT
Shelob connects records through place, time, proximity and networks to reveal shared exposure, access constraints and points of failure that no single source shows.
A relationship can be a direct overlap, a shared corridor, a nearby asset, a common observation window or a dependency that only appears after several datasets are joined.
Which sites depend on the same road corridor and are also exposed to rising flood risk?
Join parcels, hazards, infrastructure, activity, access and environmental observations around the same place.
Identify assets that depend on the same road, substation, catchment, labour market or service area.
Inspect every relationship step, observation date, source record and confidence value behind the result.
Four logistics sites depend on one road corridor. Two are also moving towards higher flood exposure and neither has an equivalent secondary route. The result shows the corridor, affected sites and every source used to establish the relationship.
See which insured assets, borrowers or investments share an access route, hazard catchment or infrastructure dependency.
Accumulation · due diligence · portfolio exposureSet up the API ↗Connect sites to roads, utilities, suppliers and surrounding activity before continuity planning or an incident.
Critical paths · alternatives · monitoringAsk Shelob about a place ↗Let an agent follow bounded relationship paths and return the supporting record at every step.
Relationship tools · attributed JSONConnect your agent ↗Put relationship search, contextual alerts and grounded dependency data into products and model workflows.
REST endpoints · retrieval data · alertsSet up the API ↗Ask about a site, corridor, portfolio or supply network.