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You can explore related entities using an embeddable force-directed network graph modal that operates on any entity type, supports multi-hop expansion, hover-based neighbourhood highlighting, and pinning for deeper investigation.

The best way to explore multi-hop relationships is using a force-directed graph modal that lets you click to pin nodes or edges, enabling branch expansion and collapse for deeper investigation around a root entity.

To add a force-directed graph to your frontend, include the domain-agnostic network-graph.html and network-graph.js assets, define your root entity variables, and open the drop-in modal via a trigger element.

Yes, the network graph visualization works with any entity type and any signal set, provided you rely on a JSON API that returns related entities in a consistent structure for the graph to render.

To highlight a 1-hop neighbourhood in a vis-network graph, hover over a node to visually isolate its direct connections and update the sidebar with the related entity’s profile for inspection.

Yes, you need a JSON API that returns related entities in a consistent structure to populate the force-directed graph modal, as the visualization relies on this standardized data to map multi-hop connections.