Structured Facts,
Not Hallucinated Claims.
Verify LLM-generated facts against structured knowledge graphs using triple-based (Subject-Predicate-Object) matching. If it's not in the graph, it's flagged.
Predicate: located_in
Object: Berlin, Germany
Expected: Paris, France
Why Knowledge Graphs?
Unstructured text is ambiguous. Knowledge Graphs encode facts as precise triples, enabling deterministic verification that no amount of prompt engineering can match.
Entity Resolution
Automatically resolves entity aliases ("NYC" → "New York City") and maps them to canonical graph nodes for accurate matching.
Relation Verification
Validates not just entities but the relationships between them. "CEO of" vs "Founder of" are critically different predicates.
Custom Knowledge Bases
Bring your own knowledge graph or connect to Wikidata, DBpedia, or proprietary enterprise ontologies for domain-specific verification.
Engine Capabilities
The Structured Truth Layer
While RAG verifies against unstructured documents, Graph Fact Verification leverages the precision of structured knowledge. Perfect for domains where relationships matter as much as facts.
Provenance Tracking
Every verified fact links back to its source triple in the knowledge graph, providing full provenance for audit and compliance requirements.