New Features Added to Graph

June 7, 2021

Changes will be promoted to production over the weekend of Feb 20, 2021. New release includes:

Branding redesign, including color palette, logo, and typography
Improved calculation of when a relationship is no longer current (for snapshot sources, if a relationship is present in one record, but the following record does not include that relationship, then we mark that relationship as “former”, visualized w/ a gray dot. The exact mechanics, and which sources this applies to, can be a little difficult to track, but in short we are now marking a lot more relationships as former, and sorting them all below current relationships so a user doesn’t have to look as hard to find current information)
Tab drag/drop reordering
Project tabs (these are pinned to the left of the tab list, and show up when you open a project from the dashboard)
Translate tools redesign (the button to translate the page is now in the header, and the language select looks a little different. the tool to translate an input field, e.g. the search input, is also a little different).
Project saved dropdown redesign (there used to be two dropdowns in the header, one to list projects and the second to list saved entities/records/etc. these have been combined).
Entity/record page summary redesign
Source list added to the dashboard, including highlighting recently added sources
Graph multiselect tool (either click the pointer button in the top right of the graph, or hold shift or cmd)
New knowledge center at learn.sayari.com
Source tooltips link to the original source url, when available (e.g. on an entity page, hovering over the source text UK Corporate Registry opens a tooltip w/ a link button that allows users to navigate to https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk)
Improved inferencing of shareholder percentages
Watchlist tooltip: hovering over a watchlist icon displays the source that issued the sanctioned designation or risk indicator, making it easier to understand why entities are flagged as risky
Trellis graph visualization library open sourced and documented on a simple microsite
tl;dr – this is chiefly a design and user experience release. the two features of note, probably, are the rebrand, and the improved former relationship calculations.