Show the evidence.
An investigation lead should connect the observed change to supporting context, explain what remains uncertain, and give the operator a check they can make.
Why Synaptore
Useful evidence for operational decisions.
A change in a log is only the beginning. The question for the person responsible for a service is whether it matters, what else it relates to, and what to check next.
The product thesis
Learn the operation. Support the investigation.
Operational behaviour has context: the order of events, the service they belong to, and how that behaviour changes over time. We are building Synaptore around that context.
Our anomaly-detection foundation uses log events, sequences and metrics to recognise departures from usual behaviour. The wider engine in development connects observations into an investigation lead that a person can examine.
That is the purpose of Detect. Connect. Inform. A finding should help someone decide where to look and make the reasoning available for scrutiny.
Explore the illustrative investigationWhat guides development
A finding has to earn its place.
Keep people in control.
The operator brings knowledge of the service, tests the explanation and chooses the response. Our focus is the evidence supporting that decision.
Measure the added value.
A useful evaluation compares with existing monitoring and simple baselines: what was found, what was missed, and whether the lead helped or added investigation work.
Build around a real question
Bring us an investigation worth improving.
Start with one digital service and a problem your operations team recognises. A technical discovery conversation helps establish whether there is a useful question to evaluate together.
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