Linkurious Enterprise is a modular, graph-native solution that helps organizations turn siloed, fragmented data into clear, actionable insights. It covers the full analytical workflow: unifying and enriching data from multiple sources, detecting complex patterns and suspicious connections, and giving analysts an intuitive workspace to investigate and decide. Because it’s modular, organizations can adopt just the components they need and integrate them into their existing tech stack. The result is a platform that puts advanced graph analysis within reach of whole teams, not just data specialists.
Ogma is Linkurious' JavaScript library for building high-performance, interactive graph visualizations, designed for developers who want to embed that kind of capability directly into their own applications. It’s built for scale, capable of rendering tens of thousands of nodes in under a second, and comes with a rich set of features including geospatial overlays, timeline filtering, and annotation tools. Ogma integrates with all major JavaScript frameworks and graph databases, and is designed to get developers up and running quickly, with extensive documentation, a live coding playground, and a library of ready-made examples.
Linkurious is an off-the-shelf, modular platform powered by native graph technology. It helps solve many key data challenges thanks to several key capabilities. Linkurious helps you:
- Unify & enrich your internal and/or external data sources to build one single source of connected truth,
- Detect suspicious activity or patterns of interest by revealing key relationships within even the most complex connected data,
- Analyze and make decisions with context and speed, thanks to interactive graph visualization, advanced graph analytics, and no-code query capabilities.
The platform is compatible with advanced security requirements with support for HTTPS, strict cookie policies, third party authentication via LDAP, and SSO, an audit trail and fine-grained access rights management. It is SOC 2 Type II compliant. It also includes an API to facilitate integration with other applications.
Linkurious is built on four main technology pillars.
- Graph database: Integration with leading graph databases like Neo4j, Amazon Neptune, Azure Cosmos DB, or Memgraph. It also integrates with graph processing engines such as Google Cloud Spanner Graph or Google Cloud BigQuery Graph.
- Entity resolution: Entity resolution AI identifies and merges duplicate records across multiple data sources, delivering a single view, ensuring data accuracy and consistency for more reliable analysis.
- Graph analytics & AI: The platform can use graph analytics, AI, and machine learning to detect complex patterns and trends, helping you make proactive, data-driven decisions.
- Graph visualization: Interactive, dynamic graph visualizations make exploring relationships within connected data intuitive and actionable.
The Linkurious platform includes powerful Entity Resolution AI, which identifies and merges duplicate records across multiple data sources with self-learning, self-correcting technology. The Query AI feature lets users instantly develop queries using natural language, without code, to easily explore graph data.
Yes. Linkurious Enterprise Cloud is a fully managed solution that makes powerful graph visualization and analytics accessible to all types of users in just a few minutes. The SaaS version of Linkurious delivers a streamlined experience for teams who want the value of user-friendly and scalable graph technology without the operational overhead.
Yes, it is! Linkurious is built with both technical and non-technical users in mind. Linkurious has an advanced technical foundation, but a user-friendly interface and intuitive features such as the No-Code Query Builder or Query AI make the platform accessible to business users. And advanced collaboration features mean teams of users can easily work together on graph exploration or investigations, sharing both assets and findings.
Linkurious platform is a cost-effective, flexible, and powerful alternative to several leading investigation and decision intelligence platforms, including:
- Quantexa: Linkurious is a good alternative to Quantexa decision intelligence platform, providing advantages in terms of cost-effectiveness, scalability, and adaptability.
- i2 Analyst’s Notebook: Linkurious is a good alternative to i2 Analyst’s Notebook for projects that include a lot of data, data from various sources, or require extensive teamwork.
- SAS Visual Investigator: Linkurious is an advantageous alternative to SAS Visual Investigator for teams requiring a solution that can scale easily, offers a great deal of flexibility, and is accessible to non-technical users.
Graph analytics is a way of storing and analyzing data that focuses on the relationships between things, rather than treating each piece of information in isolation. People, accounts, transactions, or any other entities become “nodes,” and the links between them become “edges.” This structure makes it much easier to ask questions like, “Who is connected to whom, and how?” Traditional databases can answer this too, but graph databases and graph analytics are purpose-built for it, making it dramatically faster and more intuitive for connected data.
When you're investigating fraud, money laundering, or analyzing vast amounts of data to generate critical business insights, the answers to your questions are rarely hidden in a single data point. Graph analytics lets analysts follow chains of relationships across large datasets, surfacing hidden links that would take hours or days to identify manually. It also makes it easy to explore data and surface patterns of interest without knowing exactly what you're looking for. The result is faster, deeper analysis with fewer blind spots.
Linkurious is natively built on graph analytics, which sits at the very core of the platform. It integrates with leading graph databases like Neo4j, Memgraph, Amazon Neptune, and others and allows for advanced anomaly detection and the ability to answer complex questions thanks to graph analytics. The Linkurious user interface also features intuitive, interactive graph visualization for easy exploration of even very large networks of connected data.
Graph visualization turns complex graph data into interactive visual representations, where entities appear as nodes and the connections between them appear as lines, or edges. The goal is to make complex networks of relationships easier to understand, explore, and analyze. Rather than looking at rows in a spreadsheet, analysts can see the shape of their data at a glance: clusters, hierarchies, isolated nodes, and unusual patterns all become immediately visible. Good graph visualization tools also let you filter, expand, and explore the data interactively, rather than just displaying a static picture.
The human brain is wired to spot patterns visually far faster than it can parse data in tables. Graph visualization takes advantage of this by making the structure of your data immediately apparent: a suspicious cluster of accounts, a hidden intermediary, or an unexpected link between two entities can stand out at a glance. It also makes it much easier to communicate findings to colleagues, managers, or investigators who may not be data specialists.
Interactive visualization is an essential layer when using graph technology-based tools. The human brain processes visual information much faster than written information. Graph visualization is a core component of the Linkurious platform. Actually, it has been foundational since the business started in 2013. It lets you understand patterns and networks quickly and reduce decision-making time. Intuitive, interactive graph visualization also helps you see the full context and more easily discover more insights from your data—whether you’re a technical user or not. Linkurious offers two graph visualization products:
- Linkurious Enterprise, an off-the-shelf graph visualization and analysis software built for teams.
- Ogma, a Javascript graph visualization library for data analytics products.
Teams working in anti-money laundering need a deep understanding of context and relationships to get to the bottom of the most complex cases. Thanks to the combination of cutting edge graph, entity resolution, and AI technologies, Linkurious provides teams the tools they need to quickly surface sophisticated money laundering schemes hidden in relationships across people, entities, transactions, and assets. Advanced, contextual analytics also translate to more accurate alerts, and fewer false positives. Learn more about using Linkurious for AML/CFT.
Money laundering and terrorist financing rely on layered transactions, shell companies, and webs of intermediaries designed to obscure money trails. Network analysis lets compliance teams map those webs and spot the structural patterns—like circular flows of funds or unusual clustering of accounts—that signal suspicious activity. It also helps identify the key players within a network, even when they’re trying to stay hidden behind layers of other entities. For AML/CFT teams, that means catching more suspicious activity faster, while reducing the noise of false positives.
Yes, the Linkurious suite of connectors and APIs provide robust integration capabilities so you can effortlessly connect the platform with your existing AML systems. This means you can ensure and maintain a unified and cohesive tech environment for your AML operations.
Sophisticated fraud schemes often stay hidden across multiple accounts, identities, and events that look innocent in isolation. Linkurious gives investigators the tools they need to quickly surface these connections, giving them a clear picture of the full network behind a suspicious case rather than a pile of disconnected alerts. Its visual, intuitive interface means the whole team can explore complex data without depending on technical specialists, speeding up triage and freeing analysts to focus on the investigative work that matters. Learn more about using Linkurious for fraud investigations.
Yes, the Linkurious provides a suite of connectors and APIs for robust integration capabilities so you can easily connect the platform with your existing anti-fraud systems. This means you can ensure and maintain a unified and cohesive tech environment for your anti-fraud operations.
Attackers think in connections, exploiting the pathways between systems, but most security tools present data as disconnected records and tables that make those pathways invisible. Linkurious gives cybersecurity teams a unified, connected view of their infrastructure, so they can spot indirect relationships between actors, systems, and activity that conventional tools miss. From vulnerability mapping to incident response, analysts can follow connections across their environment to quickly understand the scope of a threat and decide where to act. Learn more about using Linkurious for cybersecurity.
Security teams must piece together fragmented telemetry from endpoints, networks, identities, and cloud workloads. The result is an incomplete understanding of an organization’s risk exposure, where critical relationships and major threats remain invisible while security teams waste time on lesser threats. A graph-native solution like Linkurious makes it possible to understand how assets, users, and vulnerabilities are connected—and where attackers could move next.
Why is a graph-native platform like Linkurious a good solution for modern supply chain management challenges?
Modern supply chains involve thousands of suppliers, components, routes, and sites, and the risks are rarely visible in a single system or dashboard. Linkurious lets teams model their supply chain as one connected network, making it possible to see hidden dependencies and indirect exposures that would otherwise go unnoticed until disruption hits. When something does go wrong, analysts can quickly trace how an issue at one point propagates through the network and identify where to act first. The same connected view also supports compliance and ESG monitoring, so teams aren’t chasing data across separate systems when audit time comes. Learn more about using Linkurious for supply chain management.
Graph analytics and visualization tools can help organizations to identify potential risks in the supply chain by mapping out the relationships between suppliers, manufacturers, warehouses, transportation providers, customers, etc. This can include analyzing the dependencies between nodes, as well as identifying single points of failure or bottlenecks that could disrupt the flow of goods and information. Once potential risks have been identified, organizations can use graphs to assess the likelihood and impact of those risks on the rest of the supply chain.
Intelligence work is fundamentally about relationships between people, organizations, locations, events, and behaviors, but the data behind those connections is often scattered across multiple sources and formats. Linkurious provides analysts with a workspace where they can bring that data together and explore hidden connections. Its visual interface makes it possible to spot patterns, trace networks, and build a coherent picture of activity at scale. Because Linkurious is designed for all types of users, analysts don’t need technical skills to pursue leads independently. Learn more about using Linkurious for intelligence work.
Law enforcement investigations increasingly depend on making sense of large, fragmented datasets spread across different systems and teams. Linkurious brings everything into a unified investigative workspace where analysts can surface connections between suspects, events, locations, and organizations that traditional link analysis tools struggle to handle at scale. Investigators can follow leads interactively and build a clear, shareable picture of the network behind a case. Because the platform is designed to be accessible to non-technical users, investigators can work independently rather than waiting on a data expert to run queries for them. Learn more about Linkurious for law enforcement.
Linkurious was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in France.
Linkurious was acquired by Nuix in April 2026. Nuix is a leading provider of investigative analytics and intelligence software that empowers customers to be a force for good by finding truth in the digital world. They help customers collect, process and review large amounts of structured and unstructured data, making it searchable and actionable at scale and speed, with forensic accuracy. The acquisition of Linkurious incorporates powerful and intuitive graph technology and data visualization into Nuix Neo technology.
Linkurious provides a 30-day free trial for both Linkurious Enterprise Cloud and Linkurious Decision Intelligence Platform.
Information on Linkurious pricing is available on the pricing page. You can also contact sales for a quote tailored to your specific needs.
Training on Linkurious products is available for clients and partners through the Linkurious Academy. The online training platform includes a selection of on-demand courses that provide remote training so you can develop your skills and knowledge.
