Every record is partial.
The graph is continuous.
The Commonplace Graph resolves fragments from agency, public, commercial, partner, and open sources into persistent entities and relationships.
See how resolution works ↓From isolated record
to durable identity.
Probbl does not require one source to know the whole person. It looks for agreement across many incomplete observations.
Ingest
Preserve each source record with its native provenance, confidence, and contractual restrictions.
Name variantsPhones & emailsGovernment IDsDevice ad IDsPlate readsAccount handlesNormalize
Convert inconsistent records into comparable observations without discarding the original.
Address historyPhone reuseDevice clusteringTimestamp repairAlias expansionGeo confidenceResolve
Score whether records describe the same person, place, vehicle, device, or organization.
Shared nighttime locationCo-travel sequenceHousehold proxyTransactional overlapContact recoveryRecurring proximityConnect
Create weighted relationships that can be searched, monitored, and inherited by downstream signals.
DirectHouseholdCommercialCo-presenceSecond-degreeBehavioral affinityA relationship is more than a line.
Each edge in the Commonplace Graph carries a type, confidence, time range, evidence history, and relevance state.
- PersistentEdges survive the source record that first created them.
- DirectionalOne person’s relevance may affect another differently.
- TemporalCurrent, recurring, and historical connections remain distinguishable.
A relationship may exist before either party becomes the named subject of an inquiry.
First inferred Mar 8, 2024 · Last reinforced Sep 6, 2026
No agency contact record directly connects these entities.
Operational relevance is inherited from a connected entity.
No single source
has to be complete.
Probbl combines records collected for different purposes, under different standards, into a common information model.
AAgency systems
Records already held by the customer or participating agencies.
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Agency systems
Records already held by the customer or participating agencies.
Agency records are treated as authoritative within their originating jurisdiction, even when the underlying narrative is disputed or later amended.
PPublic records
Government-published and legally accessible records.
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Public records
Government-published and legally accessible records.
Probbl preserves historical records after they disappear from the current public interface when licensing and agency policy allow.
CCommercial insights
Licensed identity, mobility, household, and transaction-derived datasets.
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Commercial insights
Licensed identity, mobility, household, and transaction-derived datasets.
Commercial records may have been collected without the person knowing they would later be used in a public-safety context.
OOpen sources
Publicly observable web content and structured metadata.
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Open sources
Publicly observable web content and structured metadata.
Deletion at the original source does not automatically remove derived relationships already incorporated into the graph.
Context does not disappear when attention moves on.
Source records, derived entities, and relationship histories follow separate retention policies. Customers can configure visibility by role while preserving the record required for audit, model evaluation, and future resolution.