Graphileon Partners with thatDot to Support Quine Streaming Graph for Real-time Analytics

Graphileon, the company behind the native graph low-code platform, announced a technology partnership with thatDot to develop connectors for Quine, an open-source streaming graph solution for event-driven applications. Graphileon users and customers will now be able to process high-volume event streams in real time, match valuable patterns, and trigger instant actions.

Quine users will benefit from Graphileon’s enhanced graph-based user interface, not only to visualize detected patterns, but also to manage streams and standing queries, and to build application flows that are triggered by actions originating from Quine.

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Ryan Wright, the creator of Quine and Founder & CEO of thatDot: ” The Graphileon integration is not limited to the visualisation of graphs. Quine events can seamlessly stream into Graphileon’s Function-Trigger Infrastructure (FTI) and be part of the graph-based application flow of Graphileon Apps.”

Both Graphileon and thatDot have been around in the graph technology space for almost 10 years, providing key technology and application building capabilities for various aspects of important use cases, including fraud detection and supply chain management at scale.

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“Partnering with thatDot opens new doors for our customers.”, said Tom Zeppenfeldt, CEO of Graphileon. “We already support multiple graph databases oriented towards transactions and analytics. But the level of real-time pattern detection that Quine offers, combined with the power of low-code application building, did not yet exist in the market.”

“Thanks to the open architecture of the Graphileon platform, the integration of Quine was easy. ” added Ryan Wright, the creator of Quine and Founder & CEO of thatDot. ” And it’s not limited to the visualisation of graphs. Quine events can seamlessly stream into Graphileon’s Function-Trigger Infrastructure (FTI) and be part of the graph-based application flow of Graphileon Apps. ”

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