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graph8 is built on ten years of CIENCE campaign data, across thousands of B2B campaigns. These are brands CIENCE ran campaigns for. They are not current graph8 platform customers.
Prospecting, calls, outbound, landing pages, ads and revenue operations run on one platform. You set identity, audit, residency and approval rules once, and they apply to all of it.
SAML 2.0 and OIDC, verified for Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace and OneLogin. Roles map to your identity provider groups. SCIM 2.0 provisioning is in pilot.
Every agent action and every action by a person is logged with who did it, when, and the policy that applied. Logs are kept for the period in your contract and export to your SIEM through the API.
US is the primary region. EU, APAC and self-hosted residency are available. You choose the region when graph8 is deployed for you.
Decide which actions the agents take alone and which wait for a named approver. For each decision type, pick Autopilot, Approve or Off, per surface, region or business unit. Change it at any time.
Each organization's data is isolated at the database layer. Customer data is not used to train shared models. SOC 2 Type II certified.
Revenue memory is the shared record of every agent action and every action by a person in graph8. Your security and compliance teams use it to see what happened, who approved it, and how to undo it.
Agent actions, content edits, sequence changes, calls, messages, list changes and access events all go to one shared timeline.
Your compliance team can query the record without help from engineering. Each entry shows who acted, when, the policy that applied, and who signed off.
Content is versioned and approvals are gated. Recordings can be redacted on request, and erasure requests run across every communication table. You can roll an action back.
graph8 covers work your team does today in tools like Salesforce, ZoomInfo, Outreach, Gong, Marketo and a landing page builder. Each area follows the same identity, audit and content approval rules.
Search, intent, website visitors and enrichment on the same data.
Dialer, AI voice, recording policy and consent controls.
Email, phone, LinkedIn, SMS, WhatsApp and reviewer queues.
Generated pages pass brand and legal review before they publish.
Creative, audiences, spend and attribution under the same rules.
CRM, forecasting, quote to cash and reporting on the same record.
Generated emails, pages, ads, calls and CRM changes go through the same reviewers and regional rules. You set the approval rule once and see it in every area.
Identity
Applies to every area
Approval
Applies to every area
Region
Applies to every area
The documents procurement and security teams ask for before they sign.
The report is shared under NDA for active enterprise evaluations.
A standard DPA, with custom redlines reviewed by graph8 legal.
Available on request, with notice of material changes.
Service credits and incident notice windows are set in the agreement.
What is in place today and what is available on request.
Type II certified. Ask your account executive for the report.
Standard contractual clauses cover cross-border data transfers.
A standard DPA on request. graph8 legal reviews redlines.
Runs across communication, recording and revenue memory tables.
Audit logs export through the API on enterprise plans.
A full stack deployment for sovereign or dedicated infrastructure.
Choose the region your data is stored in. graph8 runs in more than one region, and the region is set when your account is deployed.
The default region. Enterprise contracts can fix residency here.
For GDPR data residency and regional policies.
For teams with regional data rules in Asia Pacific.
Runs inside your VPC or on premises.
For regulated industries and sovereign data rules, deploy the full graph8 platform inside your perimeter, with open source models that run inside it too.
The full graph8 stack runs in your AWS, Azure or GCP account, or on premises. It is single tenant, and your data stays inside your environment.
Bring your own model weights, or use open source models from graph8 in the Llama, Mistral and Qwen families. Inference runs inside your perimeter.
CRM, prospecting, voice, multichannel, Studio and agents. Your team deploys and updates it, or shares the work with graph8 solutions engineers.
Six of the agents, from demand generation to closing. Each one works inside the approval, retention and access rules you set. Messages, pages and ads follow those rules before they go out.
Forecasts pipeline, flags deals at risk, and prepares the operating review for your CRO. Actions that follow wait for approval where your policy requires it.
Drafts replies to your team's voice guidelines. Sequence content goes through your approval queue before any contact receives a message.
Watches product usage, flags churn risk, and drafts renewals and QBRs. Drafts for customers can go to the named account owner first.
Drafts proposals, answers objections and follows up on contracts. Pricing and contract changes wait for an approver.
Researches keywords, writes landing pages, optimizes them for AI answer engines, and checks brand rules before anything publishes.
Writes emails, posts, landing page copy and ad creative. Every output is versioned and can go to a reviewer queue.
Your rules apply at three points: when an agent produces something, when content goes out on a channel, and when anyone touches the audit trail.
Generated emails, pages, ads and scripts can go to named reviewers before anyone outside sees them.
Channel limits by region, consent rules, retention windows and brand checks.
Every approval, override, access event and reversal is written to revenue memory.
Your IT team will ask where the data goes and who controls sign-in. graph8 syncs both ways with the systems you run, and connects to your identity provider.
CRM, billing, warehouse, engagement, support, ads and analytics systems sync both ways with graph8.
SAML, OIDC, role based access and identity provider groups, with SCIM in pilot.
graph8 keeps ready the documents your legal and IT teams ask for. One contract and one bill, with unlimited users.
MSA template
DPA template
SIG questionnaire
Sub processor list
Security overview
SOC 2 Type II report
Security whitepaper
Architecture brief
Your security and legal teams can review them before the first call. Your account executive sends the SOC 2 Type II report, the standard DPA, the sub processor list and the security whitepaper under NDA.
The documents are shared under NDA. The report is not posted at a public link.
graph8 is built on a decade of CIENCE campaign data. These brands are CIENCE campaign history. They are not current graph8 platform customers.
Every agent action and every action by a person is in one record, so your compliance team answers audit questions by querying it, without engineering. This describes what the product does. It is not a measured result from a customer.
CRM, sequencer, dialer, data, ABM, visitor identification, content and meetings, on one bill. The agents work from the same record, so each one can see what the others did. If you keep Salesforce or HubSpot, graph8 syncs with it both ways.
The graph8 CRM, or two-way sync with yours
Sequences across five channels
Dialer, AI voice, recordings and policy
Free search of contacts, companies and signals
Audiences and attribution
Website visitors matched to accounts
Studio and the content agents
Routing, booking and revenue memory
Two things move the business case: the tools you retire, and pricing that does not grow with every person you add.
CRM, sequencer, dialer, B2B data, ABM, visitor identification, content and meetings on one contract.
Contracts are based on usage and commitment, not headcount, so you can add every region, business unit and reviewer.
graph8 grew out of CIENCE, which has run prospecting, calling and multichannel outbound for its clients for ten years, across thousands of B2B campaigns. graph8 is built on that campaign data.
Ten years of CIENCE campaign data
Thousands of B2B campaigns
The CIENCE field team, if you want people to run it
Enterprise plans come with people. A named team owns your implementation, your migration and the work after go-live.
A named CSM owns adoption, QBRs and the operating reviews across every region and business unit on the contract.
Handles implementation, integration design, identity setup and ongoing tuning. Your order form sets how much of their time you get.
Salesforce, Outreach and ZoomInfo migrations run as a scoped project: contacts, accounts, opportunities, sequences and custom objects.
Salesforce, Outreach and ZoomInfo migrations run as a scoped project with a named graph8 Solutions Architect. Your data moves on a plan your team approves.
A Solutions Architect maps your Salesforce objects, Outreach sequences and ZoomInfo records to graph8. Field mapping, custom objects and edge cases are agreed before anything moves.
Contacts, accounts, opportunities, sequences and custom objects move on the agreed plan. A dry run checks the mapping against your data before the production cutover.
Cutover with your team present. SSO, approval rules and audit retention are confirmed. The named CSM and Solutions Architect stay assigned through the first year.
Your security and procurement teams set the pace. A pilot comes first, then the rollout, then handover to a named CSM and Solutions Architect.
Phase 1, weeks 1 to 4. SOC 2 Type II review, DPA signature, sub processor disclosure and architecture design. Your security team signs off before any data moves.
Phase 2, weeks 4 to 10. A pilot with one team or region. SSO and approval rules are set up, and audit log retention is checked against your requirements.
Phase 3, weeks 10 to 16. Rollout to all regions and teams. The named CSM and Solutions Architect stay assigned through the first year, with quarterly business reviews.
Enterprise contracts are priced on your usage, your regions and your governance needs, not on seats. Annual and multi year terms, custom invoicing, and terms and total commitment fixed at signature. The self-serve plans below are the same for every team.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target. Three ways in.
A free entry point to the full platform. No credit card.
Unlimited contact data, in the tools you already use.
Unlimited users and data. Every app, one bill.
The $99 Team plan is the full platform: everything below, for the whole org. MCP Unlimited and Pay as you go are lighter entry points with usage and seat limits.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target.
Yes. graph8 supports SAML 2.0 and OIDC, with verified setups for Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace and OneLogin. SSO is included with enterprise contracts. SCIM 2.0 user provisioning is in pilot for enterprise customers and is scoped during your security review.
Audit logs are kept for the period in your enterprise contract. The default on enterprise plans is twelve months, and you can set it longer. Logs export to your SIEM through the API.
Customer data is stored in the US by default. EU, APAC and self-hosted residency are available. graph8 keeps a separate schema for each organization, so it can deploy in more than one region, and you choose the region at deployment.
Yes. graph8 offers a self-hosted deployment for organizations with their own infrastructure teams or sovereign data rules. The full stack (data plane, application, agents and open source models) runs inside your VPC or on premises.
Self-hosted deployments use open source models from the Llama, Mistral and Qwen families. You can bring your own fine tuned weights or use checkpoints from graph8. Inference runs inside your perimeter.
Yes. A standard DPA is available on request, and graph8 legal reviews custom redlines. Standard contractual clauses cover cross border data transfers under GDPR.
Ask your account executive for the sub processor list. Enterprise customers are told about material changes before they take effect.
Yes. Roles map to your identity provider groups, and access can be limited by region for data, content and reporting. Custom roles beyond the standard set are scoped during enterprise onboarding.
Enterprise plans include a named Customer Success Manager. Solutions Architect time depends on the contract tier and covers implementation, integration design and ongoing tuning.
The SLA, including service credits and incident notice windows, is set in your enterprise agreement. Your account team can share the target for your contract.
No. Customer data is not used to train shared models. Where a customer opts in, models are fine tuned for that organization only, and the fine tuning stays inside it.
graph8 has migration tooling for Salesforce, Outreach and ZoomInfo. Enterprise migrations run as a scoped project with a graph8 Solutions Architect.
Start with a free account to try the agents on your own market. For an active enterprise evaluation, graph8 runs briefings with its engineering, security and product leads, so your technical questions go to the people who own the answers.
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