The drawingsLast reviewed 25 August 2026

Every drawing on this site, and what each one is for.

The argument here is made in drawings. Twenty-nine of them, across six sheets, each one derived from the thing it describes rather than illustrated afterwards. This is the index: what each plate shows, in the plate's own words, and a link that lands on it.

Drawings
29
Sheets
6
Subjects
6
Families
8
Rendered
SVG, derived from content
Last reviewed
25 August 2026
barsQuantities set against each other
lineA sequence, or a span measured on an axis
scatterTwo dimensions plotted at once
panesOne thing drawn twice, to be compared
flowStages in order, with no path around them
boundaryWhat is inside the system, and what is not
railStations on one run
stackA set of labelled boxes, some of them dashed
[01] The register29 drawings
Sheet
Subject
  1. Home · Fig. 01Problem

    Where the knowledge sits

    The share of relationship knowledge that is unstructured, set against the share a system of record actually holds.

  2. Home · Fig. 02Problem

    Two views of one book

    Sixteen relationships drawn twice: flat, as a system of record holds them, and ranked, as a system of intelligence does.

  3. Home · Fig. 03Architecture

    One record, two engines

    What is ingested, what reads it, and what the reading produces. One record in, two engines over it.

  4. Home · Fig. 04Compliance

    How a rule becomes evidence

    A compliance signal from detection to audit trail, with the approval step a named person owns.

  5. Home · Fig. 05Commercial

    Four bays, one layer

    The four kinds of firm this is built for, and the single intelligence layer sitting under all of them.

  6. Home · Fig. 06Architecture

    Arrows go one way

    What goes into Luscent, what happens inside it, and where it lands. Nothing is written back.

  7. Home · Fig. 07Commercial

    Assumptions in, one number out

    The return model with every assumption left exposed as an input, so the number can be argued with.

  8. Product · Fig. 1Signals

    One number per relationship, and you can open it

    A Health Score resolved into its contributions. Response time and who opens the exchange did most of the damage; the suitability file did none, because it is complete.

  9. Product · Fig. 2Signals

    The client who is leaving tells you first

    A departure drawn as the sequence it is. The distance between the first legible signal and the transfer request is the whole opportunity.

  10. Product · Fig. 3Signals

    The money is already in the conversation

    Opportunities plotted by what they are worth against how sure the system is. The shortlist is the top-right corner, and it is deliberately small.

  11. Product · Fig. 4Compliance

    The file writes itself, while the advice happens

    The same advice event, recorded two ways. One of them is defensible at an inspection.

  12. Product · Fig. 5Architecture

    Seven stages, and no path around them

    The spine, end to end. Inference is the only stage a model touches, and it is the only one drawn in dashes.

  13. Product · Fig. 6Compliance

    The shape survives. The identity does not.

    Before and after. A succession event is still legible on the right; the people are not.

  14. Product · Fig. 7Commercial

    Four steps, each with something true at the end

    The first month, and the sentence that has to be true at the end of each step.

  15. Pilot · Fig. 1Architecture

    It reads. It does not write.

    Read on the left, produced in the middle, and the frame on the right is empty because there is no write path.

  16. Pilot · Fig. 2Commercial

    Because the short approval buys you the long evaluation

    Solid is approval, outlined is what is left to evaluate. Same ninety days, two very different amounts of it spent on the product.

  17. Pilot · Fig. 3Commercial

    Five stages, each with something true at the end

    The ninety days, and the sentence that has to be true at the end of each stage.

  18. About · Fig. 1The company

    What has actually happened

    Three things that happened and one that has not, drawn so you can tell them apart before you read the dates.

  19. About · Fig. 2The company

    A beachhead, then a corridor

    Four stations on one run. The filled one is where the company is standing today.

  20. About · Fig. 3The company

    Who is building it

    Who holds what. The dashed box is a seat rather than a person, and it is the next senior hire.

  21. Solutions · Fig. 1Problem

    What this book looks like from here

    Exclusive single-firm relationships among high-net-worth clients, 2019 against 2025. The number above is the left-hand end of this line.

  22. Solutions · Fig. 2Compliance

    Where this sits against the rules

    One body of communications, two paths out of it. The Signal carries a number because a model produced it. The record carries none, because a rule has none to carry, and it names the rule that fired.

  23. Solutions · Fig. 3Commercial

    Who asks what

    The seats that have to be satisfied, and the concern each one carries. Every question below is the first thing that seat asks.

  24. Solutions · Fig. 4Architecture

    Where this gets it wrong

    The edge of what the system knows. A relationship conducted outside the left-hand box does not appear in it at all, and no confidence number is attached to something that never arrived.

  25. Solutions · Fig. 5Compliance

    What your outsourcing officer needs

    The three questions an outsourcing review opens with, and the answers that hold today. The fourth box is not an answer on purpose: the classification is the firm's, and a vendor drawing it as settled would be overreaching.

  26. Trust Center · Fig. 1Compliance

    All client data stays in the European Union

    Luscent runs in three EU zones. The one sub-processor outside the European Union is drawn outside the boundary, in dashes, carrying network metadata only.

  27. Trust Center · Fig. 2Architecture

    Encrypted on every hop

    The path a record takes, with the protection applied on each hop. Everything after ingest is Luscent infrastructure inside the European Union.

  28. Trust Center · Fig. 3Compliance

    Luscent does not hold a security certification

    Solid means in place today. Dashed means planned and not held. There is no third style, because there is no third state worth inventing.

  29. Trust Center · Fig. 4Compliance

    Clients hear within 24 hours

    The incident clock. The shaded interval is the margin between Luscent's client-notification commitment and the regulatory ceiling.

The five solutions plates run on all four segment pages. The link goes to the private banks sheet because a link has to land somewhere.

Every drawing on this site is generated from the thing it describes, at the width it is read at, and none of them is a picture of a screenshot. If a plate here says something the page it sits on does not, that is a fault and we would like to know about it.

Read the Trust Center

Luscent stores and processes client data in the European Union only, on Scaleway infrastructure in Paris with encrypted disaster recovery in Warsaw. Sub-processors, certifications and security controls are documented in the Trust Center.