A scorecard tells you something is wrong. The Account Network shows you what wrong looks like.
Three financial systems. One canonical account. Three identifiers, three price sources, three market values — mapped as a navigable 3D graph.
The Problem It Visualizes
Reconciliation failures are easy to miss in a table. In a force-directed graph, they appear as structure — a hub node for one canonical account, three spokes to its source system representations, each reporting a different value for the same underlying holdings.
Same account. Three systems. Three market values. Zero shared key.
What You Can See
Navigate the full Gemstone Financial portfolio — 100 accounts, 300 source records, 25 clients — in 3D:
- Two layouts: Hub-Spoke (one canonical account → three source spokes) and Client Hierarchy (25 clients → 100 accounts → 300 source records)
- Five label modes: Market Value · Unrealized G/L · Cost Basis · Account ID · Position Count
- Hover any node to see the per-source value and the delta
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Built on the synthetic GSF dataset — 100 canonical accounts, 300 source records, 25 clients. Part of the GSF Semantic Pipeline project.