Market standards
Common rules, conventions, identifiers, tolerances, and operating expectations that recur across financial workflows.
Reusable market standards and firm-specific operating logic
Fontana’s Knowledge Graph is the governed context layer for financial operations. It connects the standards everyone recognises with the rules, decisions, approvals, exceptions, and process flows that make each firm’s work unique.
Your operating knowledge that lives across teams, spreadsheets and exception history.
The Knowledge Graph captures how your financial operations actually work: your operating model, system architecture, process flows, business rules, approvals, exceptions, and workflow logic.
Firm-specific logic
The local rules, policies, calendars, mappings, thresholds, owners, and review paths that make a workflow yours.
Prior decisions
Resolved assumptions, approved exceptions, review outcomes, and historical choices that should not be rediscovered.
Process flows
How work moves from source file to validation, exception handling, approval, output, delivery, and evidence.
Exceptions
Break types, root-cause patterns, routing, comments, resolution paths, and replay history.
Approvals
Who approved what, when, against which version of the rule, mapping, workflow, or output.
Fontana Knowledge Graph
Fontana’s Knowledge Graph is the governed operational memory for your firm: market standards, policies, mappings, prior decisions, approvals, and exception history are collated into one operating graph so AI agents can reuse approved context for day-to-day analysis, workflow configuration, and controlled execution, not ad-hoc rediscovery.
More standardisation.
Higher automation.
Lower operating cost.
Stronger evidence.
Rules, mappings, decisions, and exception patterns become reusable, helping teams and approved agents configure faster, automate more work, lower operating cost, and produce evidence as work happens.
More standardisation
Approved rules, mappings, checks, and workflow patterns become reusable across clients, funds, files, systems, and processes.
Higher automation
Reusable operating context increases the amount of work that can run through approved workflows without manual intervention.
Lower operating cost
Teams spend less time repeating analysis, rebuilding mappings, maintaining spreadsheets, and recreating the same implementation work across clients and workflows.
Stronger evidence
Decisions, approvals, versions, lineage, exceptions, and outputs are captured as the work happens, not assembled after the fact.