Abstract: A computing platform may generate requests for log data stored on computing systems and may communicate the requests to the computing systems. The computing platform may receive the log data from the computing systems and may utilize the log data to generate records interrelating different data-access requests indicated by the log data. The computing platform may analyze the records to identify corresponding requests made by a user to multiple different computing systems and may determine an interrelationship between the corresponding requests. The computing platform may generate data indicating the multiple different computing systems and the interrelationship between the corresponding requests and may communicate the data to a computing device associated with at least one of the multiple different computing systems.

Abstract: A computing platform may generate requests for log data stored on computing systems and may communicate the requests to the computing systems. The computing platform may receive the log data from the computing systems and may utilize the log data to generate records interrelating different data-access requests indicated by the log data. The computing platform may analyze the records to identify corresponding requests made by a user to multiple different computing systems and may determine an interrelationship between the corresponding requests. The computing platform may generate data comprising a graphical depiction of the multiple different computing systems and the interrelationship between the corresponding requests and may communicate the data to a computing device associated with at least one of the multiple different computing systems.

Abstract: A computing platform may generate requests for log data stored on computing systems and may communicate the requests to the computing systems. The computing platform may receive the log data from the computing systems and may utilize the log data to generate records interrelating different data-access requests indicated by the log data. The computing platform may analyze the records to identify corresponding requests made by a user to multiple different computing systems and may determine an interrelationship between the corresponding requests. The computing platform may generate data indicating the multiple different computing systems and the interrelationship between the corresponding requests and may communicate the data to a computing device associated with at least one of the multiple different computing systems.

Abstract: Aspects of the invention provide for the use of transactional data in the calculation of sub-scores that may be used in an index score. The sub-scores may include an account sub-score, an investment sub-score, and/or a discretionary sub-score. One or more sub-scores that represent an individual, an entity, or an economic sector may be used to create an index. Further aspects relate to calculating novel indices that more accurately represent and/or predict economic conditions.

Abstract: Aspects of the invention provide for the use of transactional data in the forecasting of an index score, such as a financial index that predicts market conditions. Such forecasting may better prepare individuals and entities for depressed economic conditions. A comparison engine may be configured to compare the financial variable of the transactional data and the transactional data's date against an index score of an index on a date to determine the correlation of at least a portion of transactions represented by the transactional data with the index score. A selection engine may be configured to select a portion of transactions that are more correlated to the index than other transactions. An index score may be forecasted with the selected transactions. Additional transactional data may be extracted from one or more physical documents, such as an invoice, a statement, and/or commercial paper.

Abstract: Aspects of the invention provide for the use of transactional data in the calculation of sub-scores that may be used in an index score. The sub-scores may include an account sub-score, an investment sub-score, and/or a discretionary sub-score. One or more sub-scores that represent an individual, an entity, or an economic sector may be used to create an index. Further aspects relate to calculating novel indices that more accurately represent and/or predict economic conditions.