A short tour of what customers run on tend in production. Every deployment starts with one narrow wedge, then expands as the data layer and agents earn trust across the org.
Accounts, deals, contacts, playbooks. All typed, all governed. CSMs, AEs, and agents read the same truth.
Invoices, contracts, usage, and payments joined into an auditable ledger. Agents reconcile, flag, and file.
Route by tier, risk, and history, not a flat priority field. Agents draft responses grounded in the data layer.
SKUs, lots, shipments, and vendor contracts as first-class entities. Flows react to graph events.
Roles, skills, access, and ownership in the graph. Provisioning and onboarding become automations.
Replace the reverse-ETL sprawl with a typed, versioned, auditable model of the business.
Replace the Zapier graveyard and the three duplicate Salesforce fields. Agents score, route, and draft against your data layer with full lineage.
Join invoices, contracts, payments, and usage into a single auditable ledger. Agents reconcile variances, file exceptions, and close line items before your controller logs in.
Route by tier, risk, product area, and history. Agents consume typed ticket context, propose responses, escalate on policy breach, and close the loop back into product.
SKUs, lots, shipments, and vendor contracts as first-class typed entities. A late container becomes a rerouting decision, not a spreadsheet emergency.
Roles, skills, access, and workflow ownership live in the graph. Provisioning, onboarding, and access reviews become declarative automations, not tickets filed in three tools.
Retire the reverse-ETL sprawl. One typed, versioned model of the business with lineage back to source, consumed by BI, agents, and operational workflows alike.