Who is connected?
Explore declared borrower, business, guarantor and partner relationships with their source records.
Relationship reviewNon-banking financial companies
Connect borrower, loan, business and branch data with the documents your operations team needs.
Start with a borrower ID, then follow business links, branch context and supporting documents.
borrower:014Keep the source fields and follow declared relationships.
business:008Company fields and related-party references.
branch:004Portfolio grouping and assigned service records.
document:031Original text, source location and document version.
Your application combines the results by ID. Supplied embeddings and searchable text are indexed separately.
Illustrative SQL for a schema with a branch_id field.
SELECT branch_id, COUNT(*) AS borrowers
FROM borrowers
GROUP BY branch_id;Build a portfolio query Three operational questions
Explore declared borrower, business, guarantor and partner relationships with their source records.
Relationship reviewFilter and group loan records by branch, product or recorded status, then inspect individual rows.
Portfolio queriesFind relevant servicing procedures and prior case notes with their original source references.
Servicing knowledgeFour query models
OriginChainDB stores and queries the representations. Your application chooses the queries and assembles the results.
Explore the databaseImplementation path
Register borrower, loan, business and document schemas; retain source IDs and declared relations.
Save rows, supply embeddings and index selected document text through their own endpoints.
Apply access rules, combine result IDs and show source versions and update times.
Keep ingestion progress and retries explicit when a source record or document changes.
See the ingestion pattern