Interactive economic graph
Working nowMove from the provincial system to communities, sectors, organizations and the relationships between them.
Try itOverview
VeilPoint connects municipal economies, industries, businesses, labour, wages, housing, trade and emerging activity through one governed economic-intelligence layer. The model is geographically extensible; Saskatchewan is the current evidence footprint.
Current source and provider inventory
Source register schema 2.0 · reviewed 2026-08-04. Dataset counts describe upstream publications; provider counts describe runtime delivery contracts.
Job postings remain in OEX as evidence of hiring activity and workforce pressure. OEX ingests and analyzes those signals; it does not operate job applications, candidate discovery, applicant management, or employer posting workflows.
These functions are not live, awaiting data, or planned product scope. OEX retains only the minimum legacy controls needed for account export, closure, retention and audit. Hiring observations remain solely as non-actionable economic evidence.
Candidate and seeker profiles
No new enrolment or public recommendation use; legacy data is export/closure only.
Employer talent and candidate search
No public or account workflow. OEX searches business and economic evidence instead.
Identity disclosure requests and hiring messages
No active workflow. Historical records remain subject to retention and audit controls.
Job posting, applications and applicant tracking
Not operated by OEX. Hiring records are non-transactional workforce-demand evidence.
Resume builder and saved job searches
No active workflow and no roadmap status. Legacy account data can be exported or closed.
Built and usable in this build. Try it.
The interface or logic exists, but a required connection, approval, or operating dependency is not complete. See the stated limitation.
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These are independent reviews required before a production public-service deployment. None has been commissioned yet. Nothing here describes a test the platform has failed, and none of it gates the public pilot now running or the evidence validation reported elsewhere on this page — those are separate, and they pass on their own terms. Engineering checks cannot stand in for independent review or accountable-owner approval, which is why they are counted apart.
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No current evidence is configured.
No current evidence is configured.
No current evidence is configured.
No current evidence is configured.
No current evidence is configured.
No current evidence is configured.
Communities, industries, businesses, occupations, facilities, trade and emerging activity represented as one inspectable system.
Move from the provincial system to communities, sectors, organizations and the relationships between them.
Try itComparable local economic profiles with business, industry, housing, workforce and evidence context.
Try itStructured business records joined to place, industry, facilities and source evidence.
Try itExport exposure, product relationships and economic dependencies represented with explicit provenance.
Try itTime-bound evidence of investments, expansions, constraints and other activity that may change the graph.
Try itJob postings are treated as economic observations: evidence of who is hiring, for what, where, and with which requirements.
Provider-backed hiring activity aggregated by occupation, business, sector and geography, with source dates and freshness.
Try itWages, requirements, training relationships and observed demand connected through standard occupational classifications.
Try itPublished wages interpreted alongside housing and cost-of-living evidence, with model assumptions visible.
Try itTraining programs connected to occupational requirements so gaps between workforce demand and capacity can be examined.
Outstanding
Complete permitted program and intake coverage; unpublished seat availability remains unknown.
Businesses can verify authority over a record and contribute structured facts without turning OEX into a transactional marketplace.
A representative can claim a specific record and provide authority evidence for review.
Try itCapabilities, facilities, supplier relationships and workforce needs can be submitted with field-level consent and provenance.
Try itSession-based accounts support representative review, record maintenance, export and closure.
Try itThe same governed evidence is available to people, machine clients and AI systems through explicit contracts.
External figures carry source, date, method and confidence; derived figures inherit their weakest input.
Try itDocumented MCP, API, markdown and bulk-data surfaces expose graph and labour-demand evidence with citations.
Try itSeparate liveness, traffic-readiness and public-launch checks prevent a preview from being mistaken for an approved public service.
Try itDeployment-scoped privacy review, security review and penetration testing.
Outstanding
External engagements and signed deployment evidence.