5.6.1.9.2 Using Network Graph Components

A typical network graph shows nodes and links. Nodes are entities such as a customer or account and each node can join to none, one or many other nodes via a link.

Each type of node is associated with a specific icon on the graph.

The following table describes the icon displayed on the graph for each type of node.

Table 5-18 Node Icons for Network Analysis Tab

Icon	Type of Node
Figure 5-24 Account	Account
Figure 5-25 Customer	Customer
Figure 5-26 External Entity	External Entity
Figure 5-27 Correspondant Bank	Correspondent Bank
Figure 5-28 Household	Household
Figure 5-29 Employee	Employee

Each type of link is associated with a specific line format and line color on the graph. The following table describes the line format and color displayed for each type of link.

Table 5-19 Line Color for Network Analysis Tab

Line Color	Type of Link
Green	Monetary Instrument Transaction
Red	Wire Transaction
Blue	Journal Transaction
Purple	Insurance Transaction
Black	Complex Activity
Grey	Known Relationships

When two nodes are connected by more than one link, the graph displays the link as a complex activity. The arrowhead on a link represents the directionality of that link.