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-**Dependency and access graph**: Fix Inventory stores dependency and access metadata in a graph database and makes it queryable for users. For risk analysis, you can traverse the graph and weave together interconnected risks in a fraction of a second.
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-**Multi-cloud abstractions**: Our unified data model uses over 40 “[base kinds](https://inventory.fix.security/reference/unified-data-model/base-kinds)” to describe common resources such as ‘database’ or ‘ip_address’, to implement a single set of policies (e.g. “no unencrypted storage volumes”) that works across all clouds.
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-**Multi-cloud abstractions**: Our unified data model uses over 40 “[base kinds](https://inventory.fix.security/reference/unified-data-model/base)” to describe common resources such as ‘database’ or ‘ip_address’, to implement a single set of policies (e.g. “no unencrypted storage volumes”) that works across all clouds.
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-**Resource lifecycle tracking:** By default, Fix takes an hourly snapshot of your inventory and tracks configuration changes for each resource. Each snapshot is stored, which creates a timeline and diff view for every resource and its changes.
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