What the showcase demonstrates
The showcase presents a fictional network involving individuals, companies and high-value assets. The relationship data is layered over a map, so users can see both the structure of the network and the places where those associations appear.
Different node types can be switched on or off through the legend. Selecting a sanctioned individual highlights their surrounding network in red, making ownership and association easier to follow. From there, users can move from the wider sanctions picture into local detail. Zooming into locations such as London reveals more information and adapts the map presentation to the level of detail needed.
This is useful when an investigation depends on both relationships and geography. A company may be linked to an individual. An asset may sit in a specific jurisdiction. A cluster of locations may change how the wider picture is understood.
What you can evaluate
For product and engineering teams, this showcase demonstrates how the SDKs can support geospatial investigation workflows built around connected data. It highlights adaptive map behavior, category filtering, and layouts that combine geolocated and non-geolocated nodes.
The workflow supports a core OSINT task: follow a person of interest and understand the full network of their associated companies and assets by viewing them on a map.
