In collections and exhibitions, the relationship between concepts is often as important as the concept itself. An object can be connected to a broader category, a more specific concept or a related term. When these relationships are not explicitly recorded, connections remain less visible and collections become harder to structure consistently. With Relationships, we help suggest broader, narrower and related terms, creating more coherence in terminology and collection structure.

We help make relationships between terms visible and enrich them with suggestions for broader, narrower and related concepts. This supports a consistent structure for thesauri, collection structures and exhibition narratives. By making semantic relationships more explicit, objects become better connected to themes, categories and contexts within the collection. This supports metadata enrichment, collection management and the development of public-facing narratives and digital search structures centred on coherence.