The council · Centre of the House
KXCO Round Tableby Knightsbridge
The software at the centre and the record it keeps.
Status Live, private deployments
What it is
Round Table keeps the shared data model at the centre of the House. It keeps claims about organisations, people, assets and events as a structured record. Every claim carries its source, the basis for it, a confidence level and the date it took effect, so a reviewer can see which claims applied on a given date and how they changed afterwards. Analysts and AI models work from the same record, and the record shows which of them said what.
| For | Investment managers, operations and risk teams, governments |
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The ontology, a data model (not an AI model)
Point at a concept to see what it connects to. Drag to turn the figure.
What the figure shows
- At the centre
- Identity, Authority, Assets, Events, Trust, History, Proof
- Around them
- Transactions, Provenance, Compliance, Settlement, Custody
- At the edge
- People, AI agents, Institutions
The six steps in Watch it operate, an illustrative sequence
- An institution is admitted to the record.
- People and AI agents are identified (Herald identity for people and AI agents is in development).
- Authority is delegated: an AI agent is given scope to act.
- An agreement is signed and the proof is recorded.
- Payment settles and ownership passes between the parties, through the licensed institutions that hold the assets.
- The history is recorded where another party can check it.
Modules
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Round Table Ontology | The shared data model and the structured record of claims, each with source, basis, confidence and effective date. |
| Round Table Live map | A navigable view of entities and relationships. Every link shows whether it was observed or inferred. |
| Round Table Review | A structured challenge of a claim or decision before anyone relies on it. Guildhall uses it on larger transactions. |
Status
Availability
| Status | Live, private deployments |
|---|---|
| Available today | Live in private deployments. Public maps use public data only. |
Where it stops
Round Table records and explains. Decisions stay with named people. Confidential institutional graphs never appear in marketing.
In the House
Findings and attestations from the other products can be read into Round Table as sourced claims, so one record answers two questions: what do we know, and how do we know it.