+ Sovereign Awareness

Economic
& territorial
security

Who controls whom, which counterparty exposes you, which asset is at risk and what depends on the outside. Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia, with each country's data already loaded.

01 · ENTITY ENGINE

Who is who, and with whom

Canonical identity for companies, people and agencies, with the ownership and link network that ties them together.

  • Mandatory provenance on every data point
  • Network of partners, addresses and contracts
  • Questions in natural language
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serendyp / Entity Engine
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The ontology is the core, not one more layer

Everything running above it —resolution, engines, API and interface— speaks the same schema. What one module discovers, the others see.

Data sources

Open dataGovernment registriesSensors and satellitesClient dataSpecialized sources

↓ Continuous ingestion · batch · streaming · API

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Layers, from the inside out

01

Ontology

Iron seed

A governed data model that defines the common language.

  • 63 object types
  • 82 typed relations
  • Validation and mandatory provenance on every fact
  • Country packs: Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia
02

Resolution & integration

Dynamo

Resolves and enriches every fact against live sources.

  • Entity resolution: tax ID first, name second
  • Normalization and deduplication
  • Data lineage and traceability
  • Uncertain merges go to human review
03

Domain engines

Convection

20 specialized engines that compute, analyze and produce intelligence.

  • Briefing, threats and risk
  • Economy, trade and projection
  • Territory, emergencies and signals
  • Integrity, legislation and reports
04

Platform & routes

Flow layer

Over 340 API routes exposing the platform's capabilities.

  • Per-route authorization
  • Modules enabled per organization and term
  • API, SDK and webhooks
05

Experience & visualization

Terrain

Country workspaces and an analyst interface.

  • Maps and geospatial layers
  • Entity Engine and cases
  • Executive view and reports
  • Questions in natural language
06

Users & access

Shield

People and AI agents who consume intelligence and make decisions.

  • Roles, organizations and sub-accounts
  • Alerts and notifications
  • Audit of every query (Law 21.719)

Intelligence cycle

1 →

Interpret

The language model routes the question; it never calculates.

2 →

Resolve

The domain engine brings real evidence.

3 →

Confidence

Deterministic score: sources, recency, R² and sample.

4 →

Narrate

Writes only from evidence, inventing nothing.

Result

Evidence · Risks · Options · Actions

The idea
behind
Serendyp

Serendyp is not one more dashboard. It is an ontology of the country — companies, people, contracts, sanctions and territory of Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia in a single governed model — where every fact carries its source and every decision is recorded.

01

One ontology of the country

Companies, people, contracts, sanctions and critical infrastructure of four countries in one model, already connected: what one source reveals, the others see.

02

Who stands behind

Validated partner and link networks, crossed with the tax registry and contracts with the state.

03

Truth with its evidence

Every fact states where it comes from, when it was obtained and how confident it is. Real, estimated and simulated data are marked differently, and the AI only answers from cited evidence.

04

Territory, live

Critical assets and their exposure to wildfire, earthquakes, outages and volcanoes; satellite and maritime watch.

05

Sovereign deployment

Installed on your servers with a local language model; nothing can be switched off from outside.

06

Fully audited decisions

Every query, answer and decision is kept in a chained, tamper-evident record: who asked, why, what evidence they saw and what was decided (Law 21.719).

4,274,348

Chilean public contracts and purchase orders

Cross-checked against 134,163 companies, their partners and their history.

ChileCompra · SII

286,152

Peruvian public contracts

Every award with its buyer, supplier and amount.

OECE · OCDS standard

44,167

Argentine public contracts

National procurement read in the same model.

COMPR.AR · OCDS standard

41,124

Sanctioned entities

Straight from five official sources, no intermediaries.

OFAC · UN · EU · UK · US Commerce

28,551

Critical assets in Chile

Georeferenced, with their exposure to fires, earthquakes, outages and volcanoes.

OpenStreetMap · NASA FIRMS · USGS · Smithsonian

5,857

Public buyers

In Chile, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia, in a single ontology.

Public procurement of the 4 countries

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Calls abroad

The sovereign deployment runs in-country, with a local language model.

On-premise deployment