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360° Context Hub

The First Insights Context Graph

The 360° Context Hub ingests and curates multi-dimensional context from across your enterprise — catalogs, BI tools, semantic models, business rules, and tribal knowledge. At its core is the Insights Context Graph: the proprietary technology that maps user intent to the right context and data, delivering personalized, accurate results for every user and domain.

WHY IT MATTERS

Context is Everywhere. But It’s Not Connected and Not Usable.

Every AI model can generate SQL. But without understanding what “revenue” means in your org, which joins are valid, or how a metric is calculated by department — the output is unreliable. The 360° Context Hub solves this by building a live, multi-dimensional graph of your enterprise context. The more it ingests, the more accurate every answer becomes.

Production-Grade Accuracy

Context is the difference between a demo that works and a deployment that holds. The Insights Context Graph maps every question to the right data, definitions, and rules — eliminating the guesswork that breaks AI in production.

Weeks to Production, Not Months

The Context Hub leverages your existing investments — catalogs, BI tools, semantic models — so you don’t start from scratch. First domain live in 4 weeks, with each additional domain faster than the last.

Context That Compounds

Every query, correction, and endorsement strengthens the graph. Context compounds with each domain — the fourth deployment is faster and more accurate than the first.

Personalized for Every User and Domain

A CFO and a supply chain analyst asking the same question get different answers — because context includes role, domain, and organizational rules, not just table definitions.

KEY CAPABILITIES

Multi-Dimensional Context Engineering. From Metadata to Meaning.

Context Graph 

The Insights Context Graph is a proprietary graph that connects data assets, definitions, relationships, business rules, and usage patterns into a single navigable structure. Unlike flat metadata catalogs or disconnected glossaries, the graph represents how your data actually relates — across sources, across teams, and across domains. When a question comes in, the graph resolves it to the right data, the right joins, the right definitions, and the right rules.

Multi-Dimensional, Cross-Source Context Engineering 

The Context Hub ingests and curates context across 5 levels — from raw technical metadata and source relationships, through catalog definitions and business rules, to semantic models and tribal knowledge. Each level adds accuracy. And because context is sourced from your existing tools — data catalogs, BI platforms, semantic layers — you’re not building from scratch. You’re leveraging what you already have, unified into a single signal.

Domain & User Personalization 

Context in the 360° Context Hub is not one-size-fits-all. A three-level rule hierarchy — organization-wide rules, domain context (including role), and user preferences & patterns — ensures that every answer is tuned to who’s asking and what they need. The result: a CFO and a regional sales manager asking “show me revenue” get different, correct answers — because the graph understands their context.

Screenshot of Promethium's Insights Context Graph showing an interactive graph visualization with interconnected nodes representing data entities, business rules, and relationships. On the left, a properties panel displays details for a selected business rule node — "Profitable Policy" — including its metadata, definition, and role-based access. The graph on the right shows how this rule connects to related entities across the enterprise through a force-based layout. Staircase chart showing Promethium's five levels of multi-dimensional context engineering, with accuracy increasing at each level. Level 1: Raw Technical Metadata — schema, tables, columns. Level 2: Relationships — joins, constraints. Level 3: Catalog & Business Definitions — glossary, certified data, golden queries, ownership. Level 4: Semantic Layer — metrics, rules, measures, policies, ontologies. Level 5: Tribal Knowledge & Memory — preferences, patterns, reinforcement. Diagram showing Promethium's three-level personalization hierarchy. Organization-Wide Rules at the top apply global policies, shared definitions, and enterprise-wide standards. Domain Context in the middle applies role-based logic, domain-specific metrics, and team definitions. User Preferences at the bottom tailors answers based on query history, patterns, and personal defaults. Each level narrows the context to deliver the most relevant answer for each user.
HOW IT WORKS

Inside the Insights Context Graph

The Insights Context Graph is not a static catalog. It’s a live, queryable structure that grows with every data source you connect, every definition you add, and every question your team asks. Here’s how it works under the hood.

Connect to Your Existing Context Sources

The graph ingests context from where it already lives — data catalogs (Alation, Collibra, Atlan), BI tools (Tableau, Power BI, Looker), semantic layers (dbt, AtScale), and your own documentation. No rip-and-replace.

Build the Graph Automatically

Promethium maps relationships between tables, columns, metrics, definitions, and rules — across sources. GenAI helps to infer missing connections, resolves conflicts between duplicate definitions, and enriches the graph with relationships your catalog doesn’t capture.

Resolve Questions Against the Graph

When a question comes in, the engine traverses the graph to find the right data, the right joins, the right metric definitions, and the right access rules — all in real time. The graph turns ambiguous business questions into precise, contextually correct queries.

Validate and Reinforce with Your Team

Every answer can be endorsed, corrected, or flagged by users. Endorsements confirm that the graph resolved correctly — locking in validated paths for future queries. Corrections update the graph directly, fixing definitions, joins, or metric logic at the source. This isn’t passive feedback — it’s an active validation loop where your domain experts teach the graph what “right” looks like, and the graph remembers.

Personalize by Domain and User

Organizational rules, domain-specific context, and user-level preferences layer on top of the graph — so the same question returns the right answer for every user, every time.

THE PROMETHIUM DIFFERENCE

The Fastest Way to Production Accuracy.

Leverage What You Already Have

The Context Hub connects to your existing catalogs, BI tools, and semantic layers. You’re not building context from scratch — you’re unifying and activating what you’ve already invested in. First domain live in 4 weeks.

Context That Compounds

Every domain you add, every correction your team makes, every query pattern the graph learns — it all compounds. The fourth deployment is faster and more accurate than the first. This is the AI Insights Flywheel in action.

The First of Its Kind

The Insights Context Graph is a proprietary structure with no equivalent in the market. Catalogs store definitions. BI tools store metrics. The Context Graph connects all of it into a navigable, queryable whole — and that’s why Promethium reaches production accuracy where others plateau.