ENTERPRISE DATA FABRIC

Get more from
your data.

Connect published scientific evidence and knowledge graphs in a data foundation for research, with your organization’s proprietary information integrated on request.

Causaly’s Data Fabric combines indexed content with access to external sources and internal data integrations available on request, helping teams find and use evidence across their research.

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THE DATA FOUNDATION FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Scientific evidenceIndexed content + graphs External sourcesConnectors + licensed data Your informationAvailable on request CAUSALY DATA FABRICConnect · prepare · make discoverable Scientific retrievalFind relevant evidence Scientific researchExplore and investigate

Access depends on the source, license and integration configured for your organization.

40M+Indexed literature records
550K+Indexed clinical trial records
1.6M+Indexed patent documents
A CONNECTED SCIENTIFIC DATA ECOSYSTEM

A broader foundation for the question at hand.

Different questions call for different evidence. Data Fabric brings together the scientific content already in Causaly, external sources and, on request, your organization’s own knowledge.

SCIENTIFIC CONTENT

Start with an established evidence base.

Indexed literature, preprints, clinical trials and patents provide a foundation for scientific investigation.

  • PubMed / MEDLINE and preprints
  • ClinicalTrials.gov records
  • USPTO patent documents
  • Bio Graph and Pipeline Graph
EXTERNAL SOURCES

Extend the evidence available.

Connectors and licensed content extend research into specialist databases and other scientific sources.

  • Chemistry and compounds
  • Protein structure and function
  • Genomics and pathways
  • Drug safety and regulatory information

Examples include ChEMBL, UniProt, Reactome and openFDA. Source access and query coverage vary.

PROPRIETARY INFORMATION

Make internal knowledge discoverable.

On request, work with Causaly to integrate the information your teams already hold, alongside published evidence.

  • Internal scientific documents
  • Proprietary databases
  • Enterprise knowledge bases
  • Custom ontologies

Internal data integration is available on request, with scope agreed for your organization.

Indexed content is processed within Causaly. Connectors provide access to external sources; they do not imply that every record in those sources is indexed or reachable through every query. Licensed content requires the relevant access rights.

FROM SOURCE TO SEARCHABLE EVIDENCE

Prepare information for scientific use.

For indexed sources, integration includes ingestion, metadata mapping, content processing and validation. Processing is adapted to each source’s format and update cycle.

Enterprise Data Fabric can ingest, index and extract data from 100,000+ documents per day across multiple file types and modalities, including text, tables and images.

01 / INGEST

Bring the source in.

Fetch content, parse its format and retain identifiers, dates and other source metadata.

02 / ORGANIZE

Manage the information.

Map source fields and account for duplicate records, updates and retractions where applicable.

03 / PROCESS

Make content discoverable.

Parse, chunk and embed content for retrieval. Apply graph extraction where the source and integration support it.

04 / MAINTAIN

Validate and refresh.

Test the processed content and maintain source-specific update and release cycles.

INTEGRATION THAT FITS YOUR DATA

Connect the information your teams depend on.

Use the integration approach that fits the source and the work. Causaly supports indexing and embeddings, knowledge graph integration, ontology integration, and MCP or API connectors.

Professional services support custom connectors, document preprocessing and data modeling when needed.

Discuss your data sources

Documents and scientific content

Process multiple file types and layouts, including text, tables and images.

Databases and external tools

MCP and API connectors extend access to configured tools and data sources.

Scientific concepts and relationships

Graph and ontology integration add structure for scientific exploration.

KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS WITHIN THE DATA ECOSYSTEM

Connect biological evidence and drug-development context.

Bio Graph and Pipeline Graph are part of Causaly’s broader Data Fabric ecosystem, alongside indexed documents, external sources and private datasets integrated on request.

Bio Graph

Explore biomedical relationships and the source evidence behind them.

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Pipeline Graph

Explore drug-development information and the competitive landscape around targets and indications.

Explore Pipeline Graph
ENTERPRISE DATA PROTECTION

Bring your knowledge. Protect your intellectual property.

On request, Causaly’s private data fabric integrates internal information in a secure customer environment, with enterprise security, data privacy and IP protection.

Causaly does not train on clients’ data.

Discuss your integration requirements

Configured for your organization

Agree the data sources, formats and integration scope for your deployment.

Support for complex information

Adapt preprocessing and modeling to the formats your organization uses.

Built for scale

Modular ingestion infrastructure supports processing across multiple file types and modalities.

DATA FABRIC, EXPLAINED

Frequently asked questions

How does Data Fabric relate to the knowledge graphs?

Data Fabric is the broader data foundation. Its ecosystem includes indexed scientific documents, Bio Graph and Pipeline Graph, external data access and proprietary information integrated on request.

Is all external content indexed in Causaly?

No. Some content is indexed and processed within Causaly, while other sources are accessed through connectors or APIs. Access depends on the source, supported queries, licensing and your organization’s configuration.

Can we bring our own licensed or internal data?

Yes. Internal and licensed data integrations are available on request. Work with Causaly to agree the sources, access rights and integration approach. Options include indexing and embeddings, graph and ontology integration, and MCP or API connectors.

How is the information kept current?

Indexed sources have update and release processes adapted to their content and lifecycle. Refresh frequency varies by source. Connector-based access depends on the external source and the supported integration.

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