DataBridge by Walnut
DataBridge by Walnut is an enterprise data and knowledge platform. It connects information spread across your systems into one record your teams can use.
Plan a pilot
- Contact the DataBridge team Tell us which workflow you would start with and what you would bring.
Product
- How it works: your data in one record How DataBridge works: the Company Brain connects your sources into one record, and the intelligence layer turns it into answers, reports and drafts.
- The Company Brain: your data, linked The Company Brain reads your sources, links the same customer, supplier, project or person across them, and ties each figure read from a file to its source.
- The intelligence layer: answers Answers in plain English, reports from current records and drafted work for a person to approve, each figure read from a file opening to its source.
- Model use: your model, or none How DataBridge uses AI models: the work that needs none, the model you choose, what a person approves and what is logged.
- Technical overview for reviewers Architecture, model options, data handling, access control, connectors, exports and what a security review receives, for IT, data and security reviewers.
Use cases
- Use cases: time back for your teams Five problems that slow teams down, what DataBridge changes in each, and a way to work out what the lost time costs you.
Trust
- Security: hardware you control What stays on your machines, who sees what, what AI may do, what is recorded and how you leave with everything.
- Test results on synthetic data Four results measured on synthetic company data with known answers, each with its month, and the same checks run on your files in a pilot.
- Report a vulnerability How to report a security issue in this website or in the DataBridge software, what to include, and what happens after you write to us.
- Website sub-processors and suppliers The two suppliers this website uses, and what each one does for us, such as serving the site and holding the mailbox.
- Privacy notice for this website What this website collects when you contact us, why, who receives it, where it goes, how long we keep it, and how to withdraw consent or ask for your data.
- Website terms of use How you may use this website, who owns what is on it, what the samples are, the limits on what we promise, and which law governs these terms.
- Accessibility statement for this site How this site is built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, how motion works and how to turn it off, and how to ask for a page in another format.
- Credits: typefaces and licences The three typefaces this website is set in, who made each one, and the open licence all three are published under.
- Company information for this website Walnut makes DataBridge. This page says where it is registered and how to write to it.
Company
- Company: the team behind DataBridge Who builds DataBridge, who backs us, and what you keep whatever happens to us. Walnut is based in Singapore. Walnut was founded in 2026.
- Pilot: start on one workflow A pilot on one workflow your team repeats, installed on your machines, with scope and measures agreed in writing first.
- Brief for your reviewers What it is, the problem it answers, how it works, where it runs, how it was tested, how a pilot runs and who we are. Print it or forward the link.
- Questions about DataBridge Short answers to the questions budget, workflow, data and IT reviewers ask about DataBridge, each linked to the page that answers it in full.
- Glossary: terms in plain English Short definitions of the terms on these pages, from Company Brain to validation status.
Also on this site
- Site map: every page listed Every page on this site, grouped the way the footer groups them, with a filter to find the one you are looking for.