KgBase, or Knowledge Graph Base, is a collaborative, robust database with versioning, analytics & visualizations.
With KgBase, any community or individual can create knowledge graphs to build insights about their data. Import your CSVs and spreadsheets, or use our API to work on data together.
Knowledge graphs are transforming the way people look at relational mapping. In this white paper, learn about the rise of no-code knowledge graphs and its applications from the research landscape to corporate to the finance industry.
During this webinar, our CGO Marta Lopata will be joined by Nikhil Deshpande and Clifton Roberts of Intel to discuss our no-code knowledge graph, KgBase, and Intel Corporation's development project supported by DARPA.
Learn how to use KgBase to generate insights and find unexpected connections in your data with use cases from social networks, org charts and startup ecosystem graphs.
Introduction to KgBase, a Knowledge Graph database, used by major corporations and institutions. Access the tearsheet to learn how you can organize data and derive unique insights with relationship-based data and visualizations.
Introduction to KgBase, a Knowledge Graph database, used by innovative librarians and educational institutions. Access the tearsheet to learn how you can use KgBase to understand trends in research topics, citations, authors and more by unlocking unexpected connections to generate new ideas.
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With KgBase, easily import a CSV file into a table to start creating relationships for your graph. You also can draw your graph from scratch, having full personalization control, creating each individual node and relationship. For more information, see our "Getting Started" section.
From our CRM use case with our Sales Engineering integration connected to Salesforce and Gmail to our Founders use case and our Organizational Management Chart, we've seen a variety of people use KgBase with audiences in finance, research education and many more.
Simply create an account to start and access all the public datasets that have been contributed. You can request to modify other datasets or create your own copy. You can also upload your own original dataset.
