Keyword search is built to answer one question: where does this term appear? That’s useful for retrieval, but investigations rarely turn on a single mention. They turn on relationships — who moved money to whom, which shell company shares a director, which phone number connects two people who claim not to know each other.
Link analysis reframes the data as a network. Instead of a list of documents that contain a name, you get a graph of the entities around that name and the paths between them. The break in a case is often two or three hops away from where you started — a connection no keyword query would surface because no single document names both ends.
VIXN resolves entities across every source first, then exposes those connections as a living case graph. The analyst still does the thinking; VIXN does the connecting — and does it in minutes across data volumes no team could read by hand.
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