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The graph is only worth what your pipeline can feed it.

Incremental ingestion from the data lake and PostgreSQL, auditable entity resolution, idempotent pipelines and query APIs with predictable latency, integrated with your decision engine.

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The challenge

The pretty graph on the slide dies at the first incremental load.

Loading an initial dump is easy. What breaks projects is the rest: capturing changes from the data lake and PostgreSQL without duplicating entities, resolving that four records are the same person, reprocessing without taking down queries, and exposing all of it in an API the decision engine can call within the SLA.

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The graph is worth what the pipeline sustains.

Ingestion pipeline: data lake, PostgreSQL, queue and files feed an entity resolution stage, where four duplicate records become a single identity that feeds the graph and the query API
What we deliver

A technical front with a named scope.

We build the whole pipeline: incremental ingestion from the data lake, PostgreSQL, queues and files; entity resolution with auditable rules and scores; idempotent, reprocessable pipelines; and query APIs with predictable latency connected to the decision engine you already use.

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01Incremental ingestion and CDC
02Auditable entity resolution
03Idempotent pipelines
04Query API with SLA
Deliverables

What stays with your team.

Each item is defined before we start and delivered with documentation, so continuity does not depend on us.

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Ingestion of what already exists

Connectors for data lake, PostgreSQL, queues and files, with initial and incremental loads separated and versioned.

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Entity resolution

Matching by document, contact, address and device, with scores, a human review queue and a trail of why two records became one.

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Reprocessable pipelines

Idempotent orchestration: reprocess a day, a source or the entire base without duplicating nodes or losing history.

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APIs and integration

Query and link-scoring endpoints, versioned and plugged into the existing decision pipeline.

Next step

Bring your current design. We will point out where it breaks.

Two hours with a graph architect to review model, sources, queries and platform.

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